Giving Permission to Hunger

Giving Permission to Hunger

After a day together — of filling up that bucket of hers with cuddles and kisses and long minutes-turned-into-hours of time, with our elbows bumping up against each others’ — came the barrage of questions. “Can we have ice cream tonight,...

The Love Project

We found each other when life felt carefree, untainted, and we forged a sisterhood over late-night daydreams of changing the world — and sugar. A decade-plus spanned the distance between those high school nights and when we were later reacquainted. As we caught...

She Doesn’t Know She’s Beautiful

Though there were a series of stories just like these, I hold on to one. The only way I can date it is by remembering that awful blue we painted in the spare bedroom of our quaint newlywed cottage. We were painting that day. The walls were almost dry, we were on the...
How to Really Fall in Love

How to Really Fall in Love

Summer nights still hold their wonder for me after that summer following my first “yes” to Him. The light off our back-porch filled in the gaps of the moon’s light as I spent night after night on the back-yard swing poring over the pages of my Bible....

Go Again

We stand in line at the grocery store like clockwork. It’s Friday. The cashiers know my family and my children know them by name. Miss Misty is having a baby. Eden called it months before it was obvious and I hushed her in fear that she’d engaged in the...

When He Makes a Misstep

We were young when Nate started his first business. Though trained in trade, young hearts need training beyond the task at hand. Entrepreneurship was his chisel. I wasn’t overjoyed at the route God had taken him, but I had enough years logged in marriage to have...
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