Tweet After the wedding, for the first time in two and a half years, I have no deadlines, no papers to turn in, no plans to make, no vendors to book, or photographers to follow-up with.  It is, in some regards, a glorious feeling.   And yet, as someone who thrives on deadlines and plans, I feel a bit restless.   Luckily, in my Bible study, we are reading a book called Restless by Jennie Allen. (Enter God’s perfect timing) The book is about having the freedom to dream and then use our unique gifts and talents (or stories) pursue those dreams.  However, before dreaming big dreams, the author lays out…

Tweet It has been over a month since my last blog.  My new year’s resolution to write once a week has been long forgotten and given we are only three months in, is slightly depressing.  I have, however, been writing. I just have not felt anything was worthy of posting.   I read other people’s blogs and start comparing and wonder why their post gets tweeted and plastered all over social media while my little blog sits..unnoticed..unread.     As life has drastically slowed down in some ways, no more school, the wedding is over, and I am finally living in one place, while all my stuff, I am going…

Tweet Saturday I sat in a room surrounded by women who have shaped my life. Some of them were family, many of them were simply women who have taken the time to pour into my life.  As we celebrated my upcoming marriage, I looked around at the faces in the room and can tell you each one of them has lived up to the advice given in Titus 2.   Guide older women into lives of reverence so they end up as neither gossips nor drunks, but models of goodness. By looking at them, the younger women will know how to love their husbands and children, be virtuous and pure,…