I work in a very male-dominated work environment (as in I am the only female with alot of men). I would love to meet Margaret Thatcher and her how she handled it with such humor and wit and grace and please give me some advice! 🙂
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Midweek Motivational Post
#overcome #challenges #difficulttimes #motivation #encouragement #inspiration #strength
My view…
I like to think of “instincts” more as promptings by the Holy Spirit to do this or not to do that…. And I have learned the hard way I should have listened to those inner promptings.
The ballots are in…December
The votes are counted, the ballots are in (all one of them ha ha)…. The winner is December. Where the world even for the briefest of moments focuses on giving, generosity and others. Christmas music is blaring, lights are everywhere, treats in the office breakrooms. I love December and hold onto the idea that forContinue reading “The ballots are in…December”
Does my house count?
My favorite place is home! 🙂 I love my neighborhood, my backyard, being home. Other than that, my other favorite places are my church and a hiking trail near my house called the Nathan Chapman Memorial Trail. It takes you deep into the woods where the only noises are frogs, birds, and the pines swayingContinue reading “Does my house count?”
New Week Motivation
#obstacles #challenges #overcome #goals #motivation #inspiration #motivationalpost
I want people to see….
I want people to see that I love God and that’s not just a cliche. I want people to see my smiling face, upbeat personality and positive nature is not an act. That is truly who I am and I hope it brightens their day!
I have two!!!
#1 – The Bible. I have been working on completing reading the Bible in a year! #2 – A Somerset Holiday (easy ideas for Gift Giving & Decor)
A prayer for those struggling with an anxious heart
#anxiousheart #peace #calm #prayer #trust #Godspeace
Chapter 6 – “Whispers in the Orchard” (from “The Skeleton in the Hayride”)
The chilling discovery in the orchard had irrevocably fractured the placid surface ofFayetteville. Sheriff Brody, a man more accustomed to mediating neighborly disputesand apprehending petty thieves, found himself at the precipice of a far darker reality.The body of Elias Thorne, sprawled amidst the festive decorations, was a starktestament to the hidden animosities simmering beneath theContinue reading “Chapter 6 – “Whispers in the Orchard” (from “The Skeleton in the Hayride”)”
