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Laugh Out Loud
During a season of particularly heavy news, one of my favourite talk show hosts gave her listeners the gift of laughter. The gift of laughing at themselves. She set aside 30 minutes of her talk show to share her most
My Friend, Hygge (Part 3)
To be honest, I never quite welcomed Hygge while in Rwanda. Perhaps I just didn’t light enough candles. I endured that winter of the soul in the heat of the equator. I even practiced thankfulness by journaling 1000 gifts.
My Friend, Hygge (Part 2)
I love winter. The Hygge. I love the candles, the pumpkin spice, the peppermint mochas. I love the wind. The rain. The rain gear. I love snow. How it covers dirty places, so that all is pure white. How
My Friend, Hygge (Part 1)
The trees are ablaze with golden and crimson leaves here on the west coast of Canada but our basking and boasting can’t last. My yellow raincoat, black rain pants and an array of hats and toques hang ready, reminding me
Small is Big
Think Big! Go Big or Go Home. Put on your Big girl pants. We admire those who have a Big Name, or reach the Big Leagues, and we envy those who get the Big Enchilada. What if we’ve got it
Quiet The Crickets
I lay on the green fleece blanket covering my white duvet. The breeze blowing through the window relieved the African afternoon heat. Looking up at the mosquito net tied in a knot above my bed, I tried again to untangle the mess of thoughts racing through my head.
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Hello, I am Katherine. This blog is my story of freedom from fear. It’s the story of grace to embrace my design, and I hope it will be a gift of grace to embrace your design, to move forward in your story, to be who God dreamed of, when he sculpted you.