Introduce yourself however you like! Pics, vlog, collage, your choice 🙂 In the movie “Nanny Diaries”, Annie goes on a job interview and couldn’t answer the question, “Who is Annie?” I feel like that every time someone asks me who I am or to introduce myself. Maybe because I’m an introvert and it takes a […]
2016 Blog-tember Challenge
In one week, the 2016 Blog-tember Challenge begins! I’m joining Bailey Jean over at Brave Love Blog for her 3rd Annual Blog-tember Challenge, a challenge to write/post everyday in the month of September. #blogtemberchallenge Bailey Jean has provided daily writing prompts that you can follow if you want. I will be following along because I […]
A Look Back at Freedom
Every month I’m looking back at the things I learned, loved, and lived through. I’m also looking forward to the next month. This October, I participated in the #write31days challenge. This is my look back at freedom. LEARNED I learned to give myself some grace. I got sick this October. Still am. That means I didn’t […]
Weekend and Freedom Fun
It’s the last Weekend Fun post for the 31 Days of Freedom series! I have been sick these past couple of weeks so I’ve been playing catch up with my Freedom posts. You can read the ones I’ve written by clicking on the image below. Read 5 Traits of Creative Leaders by Erik Wahl […]
The Freedom in the Mirror
I grew up hearing people call me fat and that did two things. One, it created my tough chick alter ego, and two, it gave me a love-hate relationship with mirrors. To stop myself from falling apart whenever someone said something negative about me or to my face, I had to start being tough. I […]
Freedom in the Pain
There is a knitting term called tinking, which is to un-knit your knitted work. It is to unravel your work in order to correct a mistake. When I use a complicated pattern or when I use no pattern and knit on the fly, I tend to tink all the time because I knit while watching a […]
The Freedom in Owning Your Faith
My college professor would tell you that I’m predisposed to Christianity, which means I’m more likely to accept Jesus as the Lord and Savior of my life. I gave him that because it’s true. I was born into a Catholic family in a traditionally Catholic country. At the time, I felt like my faith wasn’t […]
