If you’re going through the mud, you’re learning something crucial. You are improving. You are becoming someone different. Hallelujah for that. Hallelujah for the thought of becoming better versions of ourselves in the midst of daily growing pains.
I'm still deprogramming after years of feeling like I have to share every inch of my life online with others. I'm relearning what it means to do something for the sake of loving it, even if no one ever knows I did it. And to let that feeling be enough.
Anyone have an experience where the airline assigns you a seat that isn't next to your child? Flying tomorrow and me and my two year old are in different rows... Curious about what to do!
@ccaitlinn1001 I do think the documentary painted her in a favorable light. It’s almost like, if we can establish doubt then we can make money. But if you listen to a podcast on this case, it’s very clear there were WAY too many red flags.
I’ll admit, I knew close to nothing about the Casey Anthony case and watched her interview a couple weeks ago. Today I plugged into a podcast on the case and WHAT IN THE WORLD. I regret watching the Peacock interview. She’s not innocent 😭
The more I unplug, the more I realize speaking blessings over the people in my life is part of my role. It’s a sacred role and one to be taken seriously.