If you are a Texan, you have probably heard the phrase “keep Austin weird.” I have, because Austin is my hometown. Growing up there for 18 years gave me a vision for salting the earth with Christ and His Gospel through a lot of creative avenues. I held …
Last week, I blogged about how the best thing I did while I was single was coming to terms with my worth because of Christ in me. I explained that I found peace in my singleness through spending more time with God and learning about my identity in Him. …
Here are a few thoughts on how to not be awkward at online dating.
“Oh, you’re a writer? Me, too!” It seems like everyone wants to be a famous wordsmith these days. Regardless of whether you start a blog that only five of your friends read, become a world-renowned author or just stick to Twitter, writing is still an i …
The day I got married, I made an interesting discovery. My husband’s wedding ring was extremely attractive. Throughout our honeymoon, I’d catch myself staring at his ring finger and playing with his wedding band. He got a kick out of it because I liter …
My dad is the jack-of-all-trades sort. Since he began working as a teenager, he’s been a deli employee, a telephone installation guy, a messenger in Manhattan, a business student, a draftsman, and an operating room nurse — talk about an assortment of e …
I’m no stranger to online dating. Five years ago I signed up for a three-month stint, along with some girlfriends (solidarity, sista!). I met a handful of nice guys, but nothing that turned into a relationship. Then last summer I signed up with a diffe …
“How are you doing?” “Good…” (wait for it) “I’m crazy busy.” Why is it popular to say we are so busy when asked how we are doing? We wear busyness like a badge of honor and get seemingly defensive if we get out-ranked by someone else who has more on he …
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