Sabbatical Shenanigans part two detail how I’m not every woman. It’s certainly not all in me. Six hours and a dental surgery later, I'm well aware of the perils of living life like a superhuman.
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Sabbatical Shenanigans part two detail how I’m not every woman. It’s certainly not all in me. Six hours and a dental surgery later, I'm well aware of the perils of living life like a superhuman.
"I'm on a Sabbatical" is usually met with the question: "oh, cool. Where have you travelled to?" It's a valid question and a safe assumption that I will follow in the footsteps of Julia Roberts and travel around the word to "find myself" and find true love while I'm at it.
How many of us have thrown something away because it's not working or appears dead? A project? A dream? A relationship? A friend? Yeah, we're quick to toss them out because "ain't nobody got time for that" right? Wrong! It’s not dead, just dormant…
Most people will say that gender is part of the human identity. The question is, who defines that identity? I've discovered 8 revelations on gender...a starting point for my views on engaging in discussion about gender identity.
Exploring the glory of goodness that is as beautiful as the sun piercing through the clouds
Succumbing to "the butterflies effect" tells me I'm supposed to be living in bliss. After all, I've "fallen in love." But this is a fantasy world from which I must awake...
Recently a member of my family died and a natural response was to reflect on loss. I wondered what it meant to lose it all. Would I still serve God if I lost it all? Would I still believe in God if I lost my job, my friends, my family, my house, my wealth, my health, my freedom, my reputation?
He is dead!!!!! Oh, no he isn't. He's still breathing but omg he is going to die!!!!! How can I live with myself if he dies? How do I tell people that I killed him in less than 48 hours?
Like the woman in this painting hanging on my wall, I have sexual desires and I'm proud of them but I recently had to institute the do-not-kiss-me-till-we-are-married-lest-you-release-the-kraken rule! Here's what that means and why...
I just concluded a 30-day restrictive diet and it reminded me of a fruit and vegetable only fast I did a few years ago. I don't do these things often and sure, I lose weight but I gain so much more insight into me, my body and life. Come journey with me through the chronicles of some of my discoveries.