Originally published in Her View From Home. When we first met, I was timid. You were animated. I was insecure. You were confident. I saw the gray, which brought uncertainty. You viewed everything clear-cut in black and white, which allowed you to be unwaveringly sure of us. Right from the start. If I were to... Continue Reading →
Grown-Up
I used to think that I'd be all "grown-up" once I married. Instead, my new marriage has shown me just how childish I have always been. It's forced me to grow up in ways I didn't even know I needed maturing in. The heart and mind of a lonely single can easily be swayed into... Continue Reading →
The Living Loved Movement 