Not long ago I was sitting at a light waiting to make a turn. The person who was crossing the street stopped in the middle and motioned for me to make the turn.

I ignored her. She did it again and I ignored her again.

This blog title is a throwback to a blog post I wrote several years ago. I was on an airplane and the person in the middle seat had an intense fear of flying. Long story short, me and the guy to her right held each of her hands during different points in the trip. It was a sweet moment that I’ll never forget.

First, Glory to God for ALL He has done.

Lately I’ve been deep in Matthew and Mark and meditating on the verses where Jesus blessed it and broke it.

Some years back I went to the doctor for what I later learned was a panic attack.

It was my first one and I literally thought I was going to die, at my desk, at work.

It had been about two months since my mom passed and I was swimming in grief.

My mom’s usual caregiver showed up and ensured she had breakfast and made it to dialysis.

During a recent talk with my therapist she asked about my father.

Last week I was on the phone with the receptionist at one of my mom’s doctors’ offices and I broke down.

About a month ago, I was watching a movie with my 4 year old nephew.

While in the shower today, I’ve been in deep reflection about the happenings of this year.

I had an issue with a friend that took days to resolve. It was the kind of disagreement that could damage a years-long friendship.

A few weeks ago I was diagnosed with Covid-19.

Tonight while on a call the facilitator asked for prayer requests. Over and over again I rehearsed my prayer requests only to decide not to speak.

My last year in college I dated this guy and for the most part he had his life together.

I used to cry when I couldn't get in contact with my mom.

Last Monday my mom had a really important surgery.

It’s taken me forever to write this post but here it goes.

Just about every financial expert encourages us to save for an emergency.

Sometimes we wait for God to give us an answer He's already given us.

My brother and I handle my mom’s finances.