A concrete panorama is sprawled across the entrance. Rust coloured blocks are piled high upon each other, reflecting red by the light of gentle white rays. Ruby and snow petals litter the patches of emerald green, sequestered between the brick road. While large, burly trees stand guard all around; the broad, sturdy sign is unmistakable:…
Month: August 2018
The Trap of Hesitation
How often have you found yourself feeling an urge to let someone know how you feel about them, then a day later you hear that they have passed on?
Courting and Age Gap Love
It was a breath of fresh air to meet a man who was deliberate in his pursuit without being creepy.
Women are Not the Enemy – Lessons in Sisterhood
It is like drinking a Crush. It is a burst: bright, sweet, bubbling over and refreshing. That is the rush I get when I see women winning. It is why when my friend K-Lynn broached the potential subject to me: “The Value of Sisterhood among Women”, my mouth has been watering to say something…
The Anxiety Beast.. and How to Slay It
I know that some days reciting 2 Timothy 1:7 like the old ladies at church in the hats told you to just does not suffice for tackling the waves slamming into me today. So I want to share with you a few of the ways in which I tackle one of my biggest thorns in the side.
The Light in the Cracks 