When I was a young girl, I lived next door to my mother’s parents, T.C. “Butch” and Lucille Dollins.  My grandparents lived in a simple, wood-framed house.  It was small,

Do you ever have the kind of day where everything just seems to go wrong?  Or how about the opposite, a day where everything seems to fall into place?  I call these “Red Light” and “Green Light” days –

In my blog posts last month, I discussed how we can get caught up in pleasing others and meeting other people’s expectations.  We can also get caught up in the expectations we place on ourselves.

This month I’ve been writing about how we are to look to God instead of people for acceptance and approval and how we can experience a life of purpose and freedom when we seek to please God.  One thing that can really get in the way of this is our pride.

I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase, “What will people think?”  Perhaps you’ve even uttered the phrase yourself.  It can be easy to get caught up in appearances, and we may not even realize that it’s happening.

For my first post, I want to expand on the scenario of the tangled necklaces that I described on my Untangled Blog landing page.  As I worked through the tedious process of separating my necklaces that day, several things came to mind, one of which is the concept of breaking free.