Hiking Alone for Mother’s Day: Raw Musings on Motherhood
Mother’s Day. Pastel cards and bright flowers scatter the stores for last-minute efforts to shower…
Mother’s Day. Pastel cards and bright flowers scatter the stores for last-minute efforts to shower…
Andy and I have been married for 28 years. During this time, we have experienced…
We had been married for two years and had just brought home our first puppy.…
Have you ever wondered why something your husband does (or repeatedly does) bothers you and…
Living Reframed came from heartbreak, disappointment, and trauma, which sometimes felt hopeless. Yet, through these hurtful seasons, God showed me repeatedly how to change my perspective. It’s a crazy, simple concept that will transform your life.
My husband is an avid fly-fisherman, and polarized sunglasses are one piece of vital equipment to ensure a successful day on the river. Without the right pair, the reflection of the water blinds his vision to what is happening in the river. However, when he places his polarized lenses over his eyes, he can see an entirely different perspective of where the fish are eating, what they’re eating, and how fast the water moves over the rocks. This simple change in vision empowers him to focus on the things that matter to secure a fulfilling day on the river.
Without deliberate effort, marriages will grow apart over time. I am here to guide you through the process and offer support. Although it won’t happen overnight, you will eventually experience more peace, joy, and unity in your marriage once you learn the power of reframing. You will wake up with a renewed sense of purpose and optimism. The best part of this journey is that you’ll gain unshakable confidence, regardless of how your marriage progresses.
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Mother’s Day. Pastel cards and bright flowers scatter the stores for last-minute efforts to shower moms with tokens of appreciation. Mother’s Day is supposed to
Andy and I have been married for 28 years. During this time, we have experienced two significant breaking points. We were unsure if our marriage
We had been married for two years and had just brought home our first puppy. Our house was brimming with excitement and cuteness overload from
Have you ever wondered why something your husband does (or repeatedly does) bothers you and sends you into a spiral of destructive behavior? Well, buckle
If you’re tired of having the same conversation over and over with your spouse, it’s time to REFRAME.