whistleblowing

A Writing Life Update, and a Title

This is a long overdue writing update (I think the June 1st entry was my last actual update), so I have lots to fill you in on (especially if you don’t follow me on Instagram). First off, I finished my first draft on July 29th, almost exactly five months after I started. That in and of itself felt like the biggest accomplishment and the most anticlimactic moment of this whole process. Finishing the first draft meant I got the bones [...]

By |2018-10-02T14:23:01-07:00October 2nd, 2018|faith, my story, novel, writing|0 Comments

Her Story is Valid

I’m taking a deep breath when I write this and praying that everything I write here is heard with the heart I intend. Let me start out by saying: this is inspired by the Kavanaugh hearings, but it’s not really about the Kavanaugh hearings. Many people I know are taking staunch sides on that hearing, and I can’t. In fact, I didn’t listen to the hearing for a few reasons: 1) I have no tried and true way to discern [...]

By |2018-09-28T16:45:03-07:00September 28th, 2018|social topics|2 Comments

The Not-So-Brave Whistleblower

I don’t see myself as a brave person. I’m not willing to skydive, I don’t want to dive into the depths of the sea, and I never ever want to orbit the earth. I would like to keep my feet on solid dry land. I’m also afraid of daily life things at times. I’m terrified anytime one of my children runs a high fever, I’m not fond of social interactions full of people I’ve never met, and driving a car [...]

By |2019-09-22T12:54:16-07:00April 16th, 2018|my story|3 Comments
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