Armistice Day Reflection At the eleventh hour, on the eleventh day of the eleventh month—marked even to the eleventh second—the guns fell silent, and the First World War came to its solemn end. That moment in 1918 became a symbol
My 2nd Brain System Adventure: Clarity Through Chaos I dove headfirst into a rabbit hole of productivity tools and systems, chasing a better way to manage my life and it’s simplicities, completies and chaos. What I found was friction—technical hurdles,
🕯️ A Halloween and Samhain Reflection: Between Veil and Shadow As the season turns and the veil thins, we gather in costume—some whimsical, some haunting—to honor a tradition that dances between myth and memory. Halloween, rooted in the ancient festival
https://youtu.be/__WtNhX1Jeg Mary Kay’s Obituary Mary Kay (Livingston) Williams (^^ Link to funeral home’s site ^^) August 7, 1941 – July 24, 2025 Mary Kay Williams, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend, passed away peacefully on the evening of July
Exploring D&C 84:27 – Carnal vs. Non-Carnal Laws, Boundaries, Guidelines, and Expressions During a recent Sunday School lesson, a passage from Doctrine and Covenants 84:27 sparked a cascade of thoughts that caught even me off guard. My initial reaction led
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Wandering on the Third Rock from the Sun! Another trip around the sun 🌍✨ As I begin my 51st annual tour on the third rock from the sun, I’m feeling deeply grateful—for the many birthday wishes, the thoughtful messages, and
Recently, I feel the weight of the world. As a parent of 4 brilliant neuro-diverse kiddos, every day I find how little I truly know about this thing called life. In my own stubborn, and strongly stoic nature, I wanderlust through life's sojourn. I
What is – Premeditatio malorum? A definition of sorts to start Premeditatio malorum : “The exercise of imagining things that could go wrong or be taken away from us. It helps us prepare for life’s inevitable setbacks. We don’t always