My Body Is a Weapon: Being Thoughtful As a Lower-Risk Person During COVID-19
Why it’s important to convince yourself to care.
Tag: love
A Valentine to Everyone
Rather than a list of fun things to do on Valentine’s Day with your date, friends, or by yourself, I’m going to give you words of encouragement for wherever you happen to be.
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What I Almost Named My Blog Five Years Ago
How did I end up with “Illness to Wellness”? Others believed in me – and now I do, too. The name I almost used doesn’t make sense anymore.
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The Long-term Effects of My Visit to a Monastic Community
Reflections on how my week of intentional community, worship, silence, and going off the grid at Taizé changed me for good.
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25 Intangibles I Want to Give Myself for My 25th Birthday
What I’ve hoped for and will continue to hope for this year are gifts to myself that are more far important than things.
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“If I’m Suicidal, Why Should I Keep Living?”
It’s Mental Health Month. Let’s talk about something real.
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Celebrating the Many Shapes of Families, Especially During the Holidays
It’s not about the size, shape, or components of your famil(ies). It’s not the structure of the family, but the functioning and strength of its bonds.
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The Art and Practice of Forgiveness
I don’t claim to have any answers, but I do have experiences and hope, and so can you.
