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More than Anything
My taste in music is generally pretty edgy. I like some depth. Some raw, live acoustic music. Throw in a raspy voice or deep inflection, some passionate lyrics, and you’ve got me in my happy place.
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Hallelujah
I have been thinking for a while about what song could embody 2020. It took me by a while, but I arrived at the song ‘Hallelujah’.
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I lived…
“Hope that you spend your days, But they all add up. And when that sun goes down, Hope you raise your cup.”
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Bye Felicia!
It’s time to say goodbye to women not talking about their personal female struggles!
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Greatest Hits
Since it’s been a little over a year since I first launched my blog tRUTHfulonline.com (Copyright 2017) I thought it might be fun to highlight some of my “top hits”.
anger, authenticity, beauty, body image, brave, character, confidence, control, courage, culture, damaged, Daughter, daughters, Disillusionment, empowerment, existentialism, faith, faithfulness, family, flawed, friend, Generations, grit, hope, identity, imperfect, legacy, love, Mardel, mortality, Reese Witherspoon, RUTH, self discovery, Spirituality, Strong women, truth, tRUTHful, weakness, women, worth, wounded -
Nothing Else Matters
That expectant mom due any day standing in line at the supermarket: she’s beautiful. The matriarch out for a walk on a cool morning with laugh lines and a glimmer in her eye that can only come from wisdom and living a full life: she’s beautiful.
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Poker Face?
Apparently instead of having a poker face, I’ve got something that looks a little more like Michelle Obama’s face at the 2017 inauguration!
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Weed ’em out
How do you handle the daunting task of weeding out negative thoughts? One weed at a time!
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Inspiration
Ruth was a Moabite woman who ended up becoming a widow, but returned to Bethlehem with her Mother in law, Naomi. Naomi was in a particularly sad situation, as her husband and both sons were now dead, leaving her alone. She was bitter. And who could blame her? What is it about Ruth that speaks…