Earlier today I was reading an interview on a famous site I follow and I was intrigued by one of the questions asked by the interviewer. For substance and clarity, the interviewee was expressing how …
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Sex drive of an Old Lady ?!?
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Temptation that Awaits
Deep in the dark woods past the quiet river and over the small wobbly bridge, many men would find themselves where no woman would dare to go. Quiet as kept, the men didn’t quite understand …
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Who are you truly Loving?
Today I woke up thinking about Love. And most importantly how we judge it’s characteristics, and how it’s supposed to feel based off how we feel in the moment or our experience with it. For …
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Love can Change the Game
The most important present a person can ever give you is their vulnerability. In a world that forces us to wear masks and create identities that aren’t true to who we truly are, when …
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Words are all you Need.
Today as I was looking at my WordPress traffic numbers I became so anxious. What could I write about to keep people interested? What happened during the week that would be useful for others to …
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Healing in the Release
About 3 weeks ago I had begun to lose vision in my right eye. Literally waking up and feeling like there was a blind keeping just the one eye shut. Yet as crazy as it …
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Anxiety Won and that’s ok
I haven’t written anything in a while and it’s not because I haven’t been thinking of things to write, but more so that I’ve been trying to practice being and taking in the moments. As …
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I do what I want!
The one thing I love most about being an adult is probably the same thing everyone else loves about it, THE FREEDOM. And not just surface freedom of going where you want and …
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Killing what I Resurrected.
After resurrection Sunday, I really begin to think about just how powerful the day truly is. I thought about how Jesus died and rose again causing him to have power over both the living and …
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God Knows Where I Am
Yesterday I talked about used journals being sold on eBay for over 200 dollars and how, even though they were ordinary, they were still considered artifacts and art in their own rights. As I thought …
