Knowing what you don’t want is just as important as knowing what you do What do you want to do when you grow up? We’ve all heard this question in our lives, and to some point it may still apply. We go through changes in our lives, whether career, relational and even spiritual. Knowing […]
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Gluten Free Reese’s Peanut Butter Bars Squares
Chocolatey peanut buttery scrumptiousness using GF graham crumbs making these yourself ensures you know exactly what ingredients are going into the dessert
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Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies – buttery, slightly crispy, chewy goodness. No need to spend $2-$4 bucks each at the bakery
What’s the best/worst advice you’ve received:
In terms of the worst advice I’ve ever received, I would say it has rather more to do with the delivery than the content. Or shall I say a matter of invitation. As such I’d have to say the worst advice is unsolicited advice. Those moments where you bare your soul, show your underbelly […]
Grief, Like Love, is not a Problem to be Solved
Our culture seems uneducated and ill-equipped to navigate through this … either at a loss of how to support someone or process through the journey oneself.
The majority of resources available for the bereaved are AFTER the numb, shock awe and raw portion of the “experience”… and even at that is spotty and sometimes even inappropriate. (aka resources are for the “rebuilding” phase).
There are different kinds of grief other than the obvious…