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Between the Lines of Her Silence

Interview someone — a friend, another blogger, your mother, the mailman — and write a post…
Weary but Winning

How are you feeling right now? I’ve just come home from a long day shift. The…
Emptying the Mind to Make Room for Life

Not long ago, I stumbled upon a video titled “Empty Your Mind – A Powerful Motivational…
A Pause, A Return

This Sunday Slow Diary is a little late. I wasn’t able to type because of the…
The Strength of Being Unbothered

I know I answered this prompt a few days ago, but as I was reading it…
A CITY WITHOUT WAR

How would you design the city of the future? If I were asked how I would…
TV was never just about screens

What TV shows did you watch as a kid? When I think about the TV shows…
Why Excitement Is More Than a Moment

Tell us about the last thing you got excited about. There are moments in life when…
the greatest lesson of all

Some movies end when the credits roll. You leave the cinema, the lights come up, and…
Why Should We Trust God’s Plan?

WHAT MOTIVATES YOU? What motivates me, more than anything, is the quiet truth that God is…
Fragile & Infinite

What do you enjoy most about writing? What I enjoy most about writing is the way…
The Quiet Goodness of Where I Am

When people ask me what I love about where I live, I often pause before answering.…
Why Gratitude Changes Everything

If you ask me what positive emotion visits me most often, I wouldn’t say joy, because…
When the Sky Turns Strange: My Kind of Emergency Plan

We like to believe we’ll see it coming—the storm, the quake, the moment everything shifts under…
LIVE A LIFE YOU WILL REMEMBER

Two nights in a row, the world outside slipped into dreams while I stepped into the…
Sorry, Not Sorry (But Actually… Sorry?)

I’ve been thinking a lot about the word “sorry.” Not the gut-deep one you say when…
The Kind of Change I Hope to Make

I’ve been thinking about this question a lot lately—“What change, big or small, would you like…
The Keeper of Forgotten Things

I used to answer this question so differently. When asked what my life would look like…
I nourished the part of myself that had been hungry for home.

I nourished the part of myself that had been hungry for home. I’ve spent money on…
The Boy and the River—and the Things We Return too Late

Inspired by the true story of a children’s book returned to Torrington Library after 49 years…
The Beauty of Ordinary Moments

A quiet reflection on real happiness, the beauty of ordinary moments, and learning to notice joy…
An Evening Walk Through Smestow Valley

joy in small things Daily Prompt After a soul-satisfying Italian lunch at Fiume, my partner and…
Curious About the Unsaid

What are you curious about? There’s a certain kind of question that lingers longer than expected.…
The Last Visit

There are small kindnesses we offer in the everyday—blankets tucked over knees, water sipped through a…
When Grief Looms, Send Blooms

Was today typical? After waking up from a night shift, blurry-eyed and caught between two worlds—the…