Welcoming spring days
Hello there! Happy Spring! Spring days are here, and Iām smitten. How are you doing? For my readers in geographical regions that have spring - What are your plans for the season? This blog is a bit vloggy, so letās…
Grace betwixt
What is grace, truly? Is grace found in our flaws, or does it shine in our finest moments? Is grace defined in the imperfect ā the moment of shame, or in proud moments of glory? Does grace come when we…
The mystery of the 99.
A few weeks ago, a friend shared this on their WhatsApp status in line with Jesus' parable of the lost sheep āā¦the ninety-nine were once the oneā. That simple statement gave me a fresh perspective on this parable, and Iād…
A Birthday Reflection on Life, Healing, and Godās Faithfulness
Hello there! I celebrated my birthday a few days ago. Birthdays are important reminders of how the Lord teaches us to number our days, so we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. As I continue into a new decade, the…
The Lord stands with us
Hello there, Happy New Year! I hope the year 2025 is off to a great start for you and all that is yours. As we continue to reflect on the past year, how has that been for you? I believe…
Inherent lessons from fall
The fall season holds an undeniable charm, captivating us in a way no other season quite can. There is something special about the autumn or fall that makes it different from the rest of the seasons. The display of foliage…
Imposter syndrome, is that you?
Recently, I attended a mentorship seminar where we discussed a viral nemesis among graduate students: imposter syndrome. The topic of imposter syndrome has stayed far too long in my drafts, I just couldn't find the right time to write about…
Selah
Hello there! What does it mean to pause? The word 'pause' seems to represent a temporary break to something in motion. If we are getting the word right, it seems to be anything static, nothing active. However, what is hard…
For moms in grad school
This Motherās Day, I thought I should send a note, dear one. Perhaps I could start with āI see you, Iām with youā line. That would be nice to read but it may not completely be as comforting. Obviously, I…