Hey. Being a girl can be hard. Being a Christian girl can be even harder. But in the midst of a time and a place where femininity and humility and, well, normalcy are rare, you stand out like a city girl at a rodeo. In a good way. There are days when staying the course feels hard, and it seems like you’re the only one … Continue reading A letter to our young Christian women
It used to bother me that hardly a Christmas or an Easter, a Fourth of July or a Labor Day could pass without my parents inviting people over for a meal. Widows. Vicars. College students. If you were going to be alone on a holiday {or pretty much any day}, Mom and Dad would find you, hug you and tell you what time the turkey would be ready.
Whether you liked turkey or not. Continue reading “True Visible Beauty”
Almost every person who’s read advanced copies of my book has called it “edgy.” That fascinates me. People also say my hair is edgy and my clothes are edgy and my silver car with the tinted windows that looks like a drug dealer might have owned it before me are edgy. And maybe all that is true (although my love of vintage Pyrex and books seems … Continue reading being edgy
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