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on March 21, 2021

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Love?

Why do people get to feel happy, if it’s all going to go away one day and be replaced with a horrible empty sadness? Why do people meet other people who totally know them, will stick with them and Love them- ONLY to lose them at some point? Why do we even bother with love? Why do we even bother with making friends? I know it makes the journey worthwhile, and I know it’s foolish to think that we can make it on our own, all alone. Because we can’t do that, we need other people . No matter how independent a person we are. [We know this to be true because : as kids, I'm sure, we all either had to go without any real, faithful friends for a while- or at least had this period of separation from them-that made us feel bad. Just plain bad.] But, no matter how many people we do end up having in our lives…it doesn’t matter if we don’t even Love ourselves. and even if we don't learn this ourselves, God has a Way of putting people in our lives to teach us these things, and hopeful

Taylor, we were both young when I first saw you..

From love story, our song, you belong with me and fearless - Taylor Swift always had a special part in my heart. But over the years things have changed. I spent years listening to different music and in the recent years it feels like she has gained a lot more popularity again (or is it that I'm noticing her more these days). Music has always been a huge part of my life, but I never stopped to think too much about the lyrics from my favorite artists. Not to mention, how talented & attractive this woman was- she had a charming, honest quality about her, and she worked super hard for her success. It wasn't until I stumbled upon this podcast by Allie Beth Stuckey with the episode titled "Taylor, you need to calm down" that I started to think about the artists I support and the messages they stand for. What happened? What changed with Taylor Swift that her music turned darker and seemed to promote anti-christian values over the years? I was too deep down the rabbit h

Life After Facebook.

I’m about to let you in on something crazy. I don’t have a Facebook account anymore. Original Unedited Image from Google. Okay it's not that crazy. But for me , it was. I believe I got to create the Facebook account in 2007, and I maintained it until march this year. Life after Facebook, has been quite GOOD so far, actually. I don't have an urge to check my account everyday (mostly because I don't have one - haha) I've been able to blog more, which I somehow never had the "time" to do before - mostly because I'd rather have spent it on Facebook. I've been discovering myself , getting all quiet and realized that I need to look inside of me, first, before I can go out and make the world a better place and all of that. (haha) Getting real up, close and personal with God has actually been (and will always continue to be) my top priority. “Facebook is not for me, that’s all.” Is what I told the people who questioned me about my decisi

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