I’ve been quiet. I haven’t written a single thought since my last blog post on May 10th. That last blog post was five days before we received the ultimate blessing. The words have swirled, but I haven’t put pen to paper or rather fingers to the keyboard. Sometimes there are no words—no words great enough, [...]
Was your 2019 difficult? Did you suffer grief, hurt, longing? Or was it full of happiness, healing, and fulfillment? Whatever 2019 brought you, you were blessed. Blessed with the presence of the One who walks with us in our despair and our elation. Blessed that whatever situations you were brought through, you weren’t alone. Blessed [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
It’s the morning after Christmas and my home is quiet as a mouse, with the exception of my dear husband who is still snoring away. The fur-baby is nestled snuggly at his feet and I’m sitting here with my coffee waiting for them to both wake up. And as I sit here and think about [...]
It’s Christmas Eve morning and as I sit here cuddling my fur baby, sipping my coffee, and watching some silly movie the hubby has on TV my heart is turned towards our Savior. You see you don’t have to have peace and quiet or be completely alone to feel the presence of our Father. He’s [...]
As I sit here today, the day before Thanksgiving, I’m watching my sweet hubs dig the ditch for what will be our water line. He’s outside working in the cold and I’m all snuggled up and warm in his truck with the fur baby, who is snoring rather loudly! Looking back over the past year, [...]
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