Grace 4 Her

Hello World! Today, I am joined by a special guest, and you have heard me mentioned her name a time or two dozen (lol) in regards to my health journey and very first detox. I've asked her to join the conversation and share information about this year's detox and how it's has already impacted her life. So, let's welcome my sister-friend, Riva Prewitt!

Hello World! I wasn't always the best at making friends. Because I allowed past hurt from my childhood cause me to be guarded. It also caused me to keep people in my life longer than I should have. But, I'm grateful for my growth and the progression I have been making to change that.

Hello World! I think I've gone soft, lol. I remember how my mama would put the fear of God in me, that I wouldn't dare do some of the things my kids do. But why is that? Why am I more lenient on them than my parents were on me?

People are so finicky! They love you one day, and hate you the next. I'm over it and over how we try to use God to justify our judgmental ways!

I haven't always been the best communicator, but marriage has taught me how vital it is to survival. In fact, it's caused me to evaluate how I've communicated throughout the years in other relationships as well, and it hasn't been pretty. 

Sometimes I feel inadequate for the things that I am and supposed to be. But recently I was reminded that although I may be broken I'm still purposed and I want to share this reminder with you too!

Today, Anthony is joining me to celebrate our anniversary! It's been 13 years and we are sharing some of the things we've learned from the day of our "I do's" till now. 

Does anyone else out there have issues with affirmation? Meaning, either you find it hard to receive or give compliments. I've realized I've been confusing this humility or being modest, but it's deeper than that and I'm sharing my thoughts about it. 

Am I the only wife who loves her husband, but willing to admit he gets on my nerves, lol? Well, I sharing some of my pet peeves, and how I've learn to deal with them.

Being a mother is more than giving birth. It's the pouring of oneself into others, while mastering the skills of multiple trades. To be a mom, is to know how to mother, which is the definition of strength, grace, and God's love for us.