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.

A couple of years ago I took the only picture I have with both of my parents and as soon as my dad walked away I cried.

On Saturday, I spent some uninterrupted time with my dad.

When things get tough or when I know I’m about to go on a hard journey, I tend to wear something affirming.

The other day I asked, on FB, if anyone else held their breath while wearing a mask.

I used to be so jealous when my friends were getting married.

I am guilty of ignoring all of the blessings God has given me because I wanted God to do one thing. I’ll have moments when I’ll forget all He’s done because He hasn’t done that one thing!

My dad lives on a fixed income.

Lately I’ve felt like I’ve been on an emotional rollercoaster - sometimes up, sometimes down and sometimes, somewhere in between.

I've been hiding and I'm finally ready to show my face.

Today is the day after Chadwick Boseman passed away.

Everything in me is telling me this is a season for planting.

It’s time for me to get some of my trees cut down.

A picture is worth a thousand words but during this social media age, oftentimes pictures tell stories that aren’t true.

As I watch virtual graduations, weddings, and birthdays I’m reminded of how precious life’s moments are.

This is my hundredth blog post! Please take a moment to celebrate with me!

These days taking care of yourself is revolutionary.