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Of Love, Miracles, and A Walk to Remember
4 comments on Of Love, Miracles, and A Walk to RememberA few hours after my previous post was made public, a friend who had read my blog sent me a text asking what led me to find Jesus despite all the feeling of inadequacy and crippling self-doubt that I am struggling with from time to time. I was intimidated by the fact that this was someone Continue Reading
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You Are Not Alone
Not until a couple of months ago I was agnostic, and this isn’t something I usually say out loud. A lot of things just didn’t make sense to me and a huge part of my disbelief came from seeing other people who know their Bible verses, regularly go to church every Sunday, and proclaim God’s Continue Reading
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NO FILTER: An original play by Millennials about Millennials
Every generation tries to rebel against the rules somehow. While the play’s tagline on the program says An original play by Millennials for Millennials about Millennials, I felt the need to omit the exclusivity of the phrase “for Millennials” because this play surely isn’t just for the generation it tries to embody. This play was an honest-to-goodness Continue Reading
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Not Gone
Today marks my grandmother’s 71st birthday and I still miss her every now and then. She passed when I was twelve. Sometimes I’d wonder how life would have been like if she had lived longer—would we be sharing the same room until now? Would she still watch over me at night when I have a Continue Reading
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Book Review: “…Then What?” by Kella Roberts
“…Then What?”: 350+ Random First Lines, (already thought up so you don’t have to) by Kella RobertsAvailable on Amazon How often have you thought of The Greatest Idea Ever, only to find defeat inside a blank page? That dreaded first line stymies every author at some point or another. These pages are filled with random Continue Reading