1 Samuel 17: 38-40 Saul said to David, “Go, and the Lord be with you.”Then Saul dressed David in his own tunic. He put a coat of armor on him and a bronze helmet on his head. David fastened on his sword over the tunic and tried walking around because he was not used to them.“I cannot go in these,”…
First off, I hope you had a wonderful Christmas! This year since Thanksgiving, I’ve completed a couple projects that have been hanging on. This includes making some decisions I’ve been putting off, making some purchases that I’ve been avoiding, and solving a minor problem or two. I’ve finished a book, made a commitment to my husband to help with a…
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I don’t often get philosophical here. I usually reserve those thoughts for my private journal, but a conversation with a friend has inspired me to share here this morning. We were talking about the Las Vegas shooting, the fact that the governor of Florida has declared a state of emergency over an upcoming speaker, the “dead zone” in the Gulf…
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I’ve always had a crafty bent. I started off life as a fiction writer–I wrote my “first book” at the tender age of 5. It was a short book about rainbows, written, illustrated, and “published” by me. I don’t remember how I did it, but I created a hard back cover for my book and displayed it in my room…
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I’m in the middle of writing a book that teaches readers how to manage Seasonal Affective Disorder naturally. The book includes information about herbs, supplements, diet, acupressure, energy healing, aromatherapy, light therapy, Vitamin D and a few other things. The book offers a lot of really good, practical and useful information and I believe in it. And yet, I’m struggling…
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NOTE: I believe there is Truth in ALL religions and philosophies. I use Jesus and the Bible in this post simply because that is the reference from the book I’m talking about. At one point in my life, I took on the project to compare and contrast major (and some minor) world religions, and I found that in important Spiritual…
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I hope all my American readers have a wonderful holiday filled with family (biological or chosen), friends, and happiness. As for us, we’ll be spending the day with most of our kids, and some good friends. For me, Thanksgiving is a time remember to focus on the good things in my life. I tend to be more of a natural…
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This morning I was inspired to do some de-cluttering around my office and throughout our home. Most people don’t think of de-cluttering as a way to achieve greater health, but it can be. When you’re working to regain health you have to make changes in your life that support the changes you want to see in your health. You might…
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It’s easy to get caught up in all the things that are going “wrong” in your life. It’s equally easy to focus only on those things that are difficult and/not going the way that you want them to. I fall into that pattern pretty easily. Then, when people around me, or things I read on-line or other places try to…
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Regular readers will have noticed that msquill has been down for a few weeks. Those of you who know me personally can probably figure out why, but for the rest of you, it’s a long, involved story that I won’t get into here. Suffice it to say that I let fear of what “might happen” get in the way of…
