I don’t know. I don’t know what is in a woman’s heart when she makes the decision to choose abortion. I don’t know what thoughts are in her mind. I don’t know her situation. I don’t know her struggles. I don’t know her fear. I don’t know her pain. But, I do know what’s in [...]
My senior year of high school is not one I ever wish to relive. Yes, there are good parts, but the majority is better left in the past. You’re probably thinking I had a case of severe senioritis, but that’s far from the truth. You see, at 17 I was engaged to the one boy [...]
Last year, instead of making a New Year’s resolution I decided to choose a word-Hope. I lived a year in hope. Hoping everything would go right with building our home-it didn’t, but does it ever? Seriously, measure 4 times then, cut. We needed more than the measure twice rule, haha. Hope that the fertility treatments [...]
If you’ve followed my blog for the past year, then you know 2018 has been a tough one. It has definitely not been our year and to say we’re ready for 2019 is a HUGE understatement. We started the year full of hope. Construction was well underway on our new home and I had a [...]
Dear Santa, I’ve tried really hard to be good this year, but 2018 has been rough. If I’m honest-it’s probably, no it definitely has been, the roughest year of our marriage. It’s been full of insurmountable highs and devastating lows. But, you know that word I declared at the beginning of last year—hope—I’ve clung to [...]
Today, is the one year blogiversary of Straight Missteps. It’s hard for me to wrap my head around it that it’s already been a full year. I hesitantly published my very first blog post on November 2, 2017, but it took me even longer to tell the world of my new adventure. Over the past [...]
Lately, I’ve seen this quote “God is still writing your story. Quit picking up the pen.” I’m sure you’ve seen it, too, right? But, what if it’s not the pen you’re picking up, but the eraser? You see, darling, many of us aren’t trying to rewrite our futures, but we’re trying to erase our pasts. [...]
