Reads of the Month
The most intriguing essays and articles I’ve stumbled upon this month
Tag: grief
Infamous Days, Ordinary Faithfulness
In times of peace and times of war, the call to steadfast obedience remains.
Losing Home, Coming Home
We closed on a house at the end of August. It’s our first, and it’s the product of a ton of love and generosity from a lot of people. Buying real estate in southern California is no joke, and we couldn’t have done it on our own. The same week escrow closed, a dear friend…… Continue reading Losing Home, Coming Home
Your Grief, as Unique as Your Loss
I’m excited to be featured over at Chronically Whole today, with a post on the uniqueness of grief. Thanks to Stacey Philpot for hosting me! Your Grief Journey, as Unique as Your Loss At the ripe old age of 34, I’ve been to more funerals than most people my age. Some I’ve attended as a friend or…… Continue reading Your Grief, as Unique as Your Loss
