Well, since it is officially past my bedtime, I suppose now’s the perfect time to share. Lol. “Don’t call it a comeback!” HA! I know it’s been a while but… well… I just couldn’t. But here goes…… I can recall scrolling my Facebook timeline and seeing that someone was angry with their mother and didn’t want to talk to her again. I said a prayer that their relationship could be restored. I read once where a young lady never knew her dad and didn’t care to because she felt he’d n

A couple weeks ago, I was outside talking with my bro and sis and I was stung by a bee. I was devastated, and I made sure that they knew it. I made a huge deal about it… mainly because it really did hurt. My wrist became swollen and red, and the area began to burn. I even called my mom and dad in Michigan to whine about it (no judgement necessary). See, I hadn’t been stung by a bee since I was in kindergarten… lining up… after recess… (yes, I remember). So apparently, the nat

“But God comandeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” Romans 5:8 Christ wanted you so much that He died, WILLINGLY, to save your life….BEFORE you had life. He pursues you and lets you know how much He loves you. He m Jesus won’t ever leave your side and He won’t turn His back on you. “…for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.” (Hebrews 13:5) He ALWAYS listens to you…your problems, complaints, joys……ALL OF IT! “I wa

Rest…..cease work or movement in order to relax, refresh oneself, or recover strength: “And on the seventh day God ended his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made.”  Genesis 2:2 One lesson that I’ve had a hard time learning is that I can’t spend all my energy on It took many exhausting days and people that would allow me to overexert myself for me to learn to STOP AND REST!  There came a point when I had to even learn to

“In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.” Proverbs 3:6 Acknowledge: 1. accept or admit the existence or truth of.  2. (of a body of opinion) recognize the fact or importance or quality of. Now, I’m sure that some of you read this scripture the way I used to…”In some of thy ways…”  And if you do, you’re reading it VERY incorrectly.  I know you’re intelligent and that you really didn’t read it that way, but your actions might.  God wants us to “acknowled

I was always one that believed I couldn’t live without a perm…relaxer…the “creamy crack”.  I needed it…every 6 to 8 weeks like clock work.  In the chair at the salon enduring the burn on my scalp.  Willing to risk the chance of scabs and soreness for the straightest of straight strands of hair.  Yep…had my hair fried…dyed…and laid to the side.  Lol.  Until I experienced chemical damage and I was forced not to get a perm.  I was completely devastated.  You My hair wasn’t just 

Grateful: Appreciative of benefits received; thankful. Lately I have been learning more about being grateful and not complaining as much about my situations.  I’ve realized more and more that people…including myself…have what I’ll call “big red bow syndrome”.  What I mean is, we expect “true” blessings to be big and recognizable from a far distance.  We’re thankful for the “little” things but we must learn to be thankful for the “practical” things also.  For example…I used to