I Told Me So
Everyone believes that they have come to the most logical conclusion given the information they have been given. We all believe that we are right and, naturally, no one likes to believe that they are wrong.
Everyone believes that they have come to the most logical conclusion given the information they have been given. We all believe that we are right and, naturally, no one likes to believe that they are wrong.
Surround yourself with people who will hold you accountable for both your words and your actions.
Wonder about those suddenly surging COVID case counts? The answer has a lot more to do with data manipulation and sleight-of-hand than increased infection.
We must stand guard against misinformation and false narratives, particularly considering that it has become increasingly apparent that the pandemic is being leveraged to advance a broader agenda.
Whether or not we may consciously realize it, we can be racist in our understanding of language without ever saying the ‘n’ word.
We must take the role of servant and see to the hurting people around us, forgetting our own pain, and only seeing that of others.
Growing up, my siblings and I were taught, like most kids, to obey without question, but for the most part, that is not how I’m wired.
That being said, I found myself this morning wondering too much about what is true, and what is not.
I remember. I remember how badly I used to want to be just like you. I remember the tears when leaving your fancy, stained-glass churches as a young woman, wanting so desperately to fit in. I remember looking in a mirror outside of the sanctuary and wondering how expensive plastic surgery might be. I remember […]
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