by Elisabeth | Apr 8, 2012 | social justice
This month was boring. This month, we had to just wear seven items of clothing all month. My cheats were that I didn’t count pj’s in my list of seven, and to be honest, I sometimes wear pj’s all day, for days on end. My only other cheat, really, was wearing something...
by Elisabeth | Mar 11, 2012 | social justice
So, I’m on the 7 bandwagon as I mentioned a few posts ago and today is my last day of the food month. I could only eat seven foods and the number one question I’ve been asked is: “What’s on your list?” So here you go: I counted my smoothie as one (technically...
by Elisabeth | Mar 2, 2012 | faith, heart, social justice, wholeness
Some friends and I are doing this seven-month experiment where we fast from certain things each month for seven months. A couple weeks ago we started the food month, and we have each been limiting ourselves to certain foods with the express purpose of emptying...
by Elisabeth | Feb 13, 2012 | social justice
I have this thing where I cannot stand being told what to do, nor do I like having constraints placed upon me, even if it’s a good idea, even if it’s for my own good. So to say that I’ve balked at the notion of spending the next seven months doing less of what I...
by Elisabeth | May 3, 2011 | social justice
I remember where I was on the morning of September 11, as almost every American can. I remember being told by my pastor that the first tower had been hit. I remember driving to a play date with two of my best friends and being glued to the television. I remember...
by Elisabeth | Mar 31, 2011 | parenting, single moms, social justice
I’m sure that everyone has heard the African proverb by now that “it takes a village to raise a child”. I am finding this to be true in new ways lately. I am grateful that I am surrounded by people who love me and who love my children and I am currently tapping into...
