first things first

our toddler loves his toys, and in particular his 'little people' from fisher price. he has a great collection from a trademe purchase hubby found. we often have 'breaks' from these lying around the living room by housing them in a large plastic storage box. the other week, isaiah and i were packing these away and i stumbled upon an epiphany that has helped me reflect on my busy, working-mama life...

what we tell ourselves

words have power.

for me, words echo long after they have been received, they send shockwaves through my emotions and pick at my heartstrings. words can be used to reassure, soothe and spark revelation... here are some words that have given direction and insight...

six things to do when dealing with disappointment

 a sadness or displeasure caused by the non-fulfilment of one's hopes or expectations

as you may well guess, i am in a season of transition; moving through to {new ground} or searching high and low for it! it never feels comfortable or safe but it's definitely inevitable. as i wrestle with the feeling of disappointment i want to share some keys i use to push through. i hope these encourage you or a friend if you are in this place too.