It makes people crazy, but my phone is always on silent, I have no notifications on, and I don't text often.
Give yourself the gift of uninterrupted living.
I was born for romantic love, Sunday funday, quality time, lying on the chest of the person I love, spending time with my loved ones, little gestures, feeling deeply, all of it.
I never fully understood Hosea 2:15 until I lived through a season that almost broke me. God didn’t promise I’d never walk through valleys. He promised that even in the valley, He could open a door I never saw coming. There were days I thought all I had were broken pieces, unanswered prayers, and years I’d never get back. But God has a way of taking the places that caused the most pain and turning them into the very places where hope is born again. Maybe you’ve wondered if it’s too late. Maybe you feel like you’ve lost too much, trusted the wrong people, or wasted too many years. Let me remind you today: God is still in the business of restoration. Your valley is not your final destination. What feels like the end may be the very place where He begins something new. Keep praying. Keep trusting. Keep showing up. God can turn your greatest heartbreak into your greatest testimony and make hope bloom where you thought nothing good could ever grow again. “There I will give her back her vineyards, and will make the Valley of Achor a door of hope.” — Hosea 2:15 🤍
I appreciate days where nothing dramatic happens, no bad news, no stressful interactions, no overwhelming thoughts. Just a normal, quiet day where everything is calm. Those are the days that actually feel like rest.
There’s a certain type of privacy & alone time I require in order for me to feel like I’m still functioning and operating as an individual. I cannot do the codependency or enmeshment.