2022 was one of the hardest years I've ever been through. But it also forced me to pause, consider, and be still—to listen to the voice of God. And one thing that I repeatedly felt like He was telling me was to reflect on the unique relationship between the difficult, the painful, the miserable—and the … Continue reading A year in reflection | 2022
Thoughts
The allure of fur and feather | Why I prefer writing (and drawing) animals to humans
Source. If you know me, you probably know I really like animals—especially those of the anthropomorphic variety. If you don't know what "anthropomorphic" means (I didn't for a long time XD), the word refers to "having a human form or human attributes" (via Merriam-Webster). Basically, if you take an animal, vegetable, or inanimate object and … Continue reading The allure of fur and feather | Why I prefer writing (and drawing) animals to humans
God bless us, every one
Source. This post is short, as I have little to say, but I wish to say it all the same. Christmas seems to hold more meaning for me with each passing year. More traditions are founded and looked forward to. More memories are made and laughed over, most eventually lost to the folds of time. … Continue reading God bless us, every one
My top eight OTPs
Now, disclaimer: this list changes a lot. xD But I thought I'd do one of these OTP posts every once in a while, as shipping is kind of a big part of what kind of fangirl I am, and...I dunno, it sounded fun. 😛 Ten years later, I can look back on this post and … Continue reading My top eight OTPs
What if it’s love?
Nichole Nordeman's music has been in my life since before I can remember. My dad has been a huge fan of her music for a long time, and rightly so. If you're not familiar with the deep poetic wisdom of Nordeman's breathtaking, tear-jerking, and jaw-dropping songs, you need to go check her out right now. … Continue reading What if it’s love?
Reminders for an age where everyone has a voice
—If you must attack, then attack the argument, not the person. Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is a righteous man who gives way before the wicked.Proverbs 25:26 —When you judge, you are placing yourself in a place of higher authority than the One who made you. Judgment is reserved for God and … Continue reading Reminders for an age where everyone has a voice
Havalah Ruth Peirce 
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