Category Archives: womanhood
← Older postsA Birth Story
October 19, 2021
My son is now four months old, and I finally have both the time and desire to post about his birth. While a lot of things are too private or precious to share, I couldn’t not write about one of … Continue reading
Round Two
July 15, 2020
As I’ve written about here, I miscarried my first pregnancy last August. I’ve been under the care of a fertility specialist ever since. Most women have to endure several miscarriages before getting specialized care; my quick referral came thanks to … Continue reading
Found and Lost
September 13, 2019
The first few months of marriage are usually a transition. Mine have been more of a tidal wave. I started living with Taylor right after our June wedding, but the new tenants for my old place didn’t move in … Continue reading
My Role Models
August 5, 2014Lately I’ve been thinking more deliberately about my role models. It’s important to have heroes among your friends, family, and acquaintances, and I do. But you also need larger-than-life role models to keep you focused on who you are and … Continue reading
Cultivating Life
May 12, 2014Jules-Adolphe Breton, The Last Gleanings (public domain) On Mother’s Day morning, I woke up thinking about the things that bind women together. Not the things that separate us. In much of the Christian world, there’s an implication that childless women … Continue reading
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