To my hundreds of readers on this blog, I’m sure you’re wondering what I’ve been up to for the past ten months, and the reasons why I haven’t posted in so long. I took a break from blogging for almost a year, simply because I felt I didn’t have anything interesting to write about. After … Continue reading Take Heart – Thoughts from Quarantine
Author: walkingwithwisdom
Working All Things for Good
“We know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose.” (Rom. 8:28) This weekend, I was thinking about the reason why we go through hard times. I was reminded of a verse from Romans that talks about how God is … Continue reading Working All Things for Good
Never Alone, Eternally Loved
This week, I had the opportunity to go out for lunch with one of my newest co-workers. As we got to know one another, she started telling me about her experience in her new position. Some of the challenges she described were very familiar - they were ones that I had experienced just six months … Continue reading Never Alone, Eternally Loved
Navigation
I like to believe that I have many strengths and skills, but navigation is not one of them. I have always been terrible at solving math problem and puzzles. For me, trying to navigate an unfamiliar area gives me a similar level of anxiety. When I don’t know what steps I need to take or … Continue reading Navigation
Finding Strength in Weakness
What makes one person strong and another person weak? If you think about it, the concepts of strength and weakness are both highly subjective. Any action, decision or personality trait that seems weak to one person can be considered strong by another. Since there are a myriad of factors that contribute to our concepts of … Continue reading Finding Strength in Weakness
Christmas Playlist
This year, I am really excited to break out my Christmas music playlist. Since right now I have a pretty long commute, I have plenty of time to enjoy my music. While I can’t stand Michael Buble and even I have a limit on Mariah Carey, below you will find some of my favorite Christmas … Continue reading Christmas Playlist
Feel the Heat: Seattle Repertory Theatre’s “In the Heights”
On Saturday night, I had an opportunity to see a live production of one of my all-time favorite musicals, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights. To make it even better, I got to go with one of my best friends from high school. After a tasty dinner at Café Flora in Seattle, we walked around … Continue reading Feel the Heat: Seattle Repertory Theatre’s “In the Heights”
A Season of Thankfulness
Ever year around Thanksgiving, I tell myself that I am going to start trying to be more thankful throughout the year, not just on the fourth Thursday in November. Being thankful can be difficult, especially since we tend to focus on things that we wish were different in our lives. If we take a step … Continue reading A Season of Thankfulness
My Life as a Dancer
“Once a dancer, always a dancer” This phrase might sound a bit cliché, but personally I find the sentiment to be true. Dance has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Even today, dance still comes up in conversations I have with others, since I still consider it to … Continue reading My Life as a Dancer
You Are Not Your Major
“What’s your major?” According to my most reliable source (my own experience), this is the third most-commonly asked question on a college campus. (Numbers one and two? “What is your name?” and “Where are you from?”) In my interpersonal communication class, we talked about the uncertainty reduction principle. Basically, it suggests that humans have an … Continue reading You Are Not Your Major
Walking with Wisdom 