Erin Bayard
Love Language: Inherited
I did take the quiz, and I think it was fairly spot on in revealing my top two love languages as touch and acts of service. I’m realizing even as I sit to type this that I likely became fluent in each of these languages because of my parents.
Journaling Victory
I truly believe we all stand to better ourselves by writing down those affirmations, whether blessings given to us or victories we’ve fought hard for and thanking God for each and every one of them, even the ones we enter into caustically at first.
Under My Roof
So I deep breathe and pray for our company to feel welcome and loved, as though my house were flawless and presented just for them; I smile, and invite, and serve, and, yes, apologize.
Straighten Your Crown: Failing
I’m not insinuating that all failings end with after-school special morals and quirky fun finishes.
Rosary Resource
A friend recently shared a book with me, that I might use as a resource with my youngest two for Religion class
NFP: Out of the Clear Blue
I have PCOS, so my signs aren’t always the same, nor do I always have recognizable signs at all. Mostly, they seem ambiguous and maybe even mythical.
Choose a Cross
Maybe that reminder from Jesus, that, “Hey, you can do this. Look at it. It’s not as big as you think it is,” is what we need to raise our heads and carry it differently.
In All of Eternity
Mom’s words so often spring from my mouth, before I’ve had the chance to stuff them back down.