Author: Kaitlyn
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Losing Hope
*deep sigh* Sometimes healing doesn’t seem to be healing, it is backwards and messy and lonely. It feels like I’m not making any progress but instead I’m hurting more than I was before. Instead of progressing and working through the pain I shove it down and power through. Or shove it down and completely shut…
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People Person
I have always considered myself an introvert. Social situations have always drained me, and being by myself or with my man recharges me. On a good day I would call myself an ambivert…like a very good day. ambivert [ˈambəˌvərt] NOUN psychology a person whose personality has a balance of extrovert and introvert features But something’s…
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Mousse Brownie Cake
Whew! What a mouthful. This is the most decadent “cake” ever. A few of you have asked how to make it: so here ya go! This is such an easy recipe. You will need a spring form pan for this recipe. BROWNIE LAYER 1 Package Ghirardelli Brownie Mix 2 eggs Vegetable oil according to package…
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Black Lives Matter
My little town had a peaceful protest yesterday. So many people gathered to walk through the town with signs full of encouraging words and words filled with hurt. They all meant well, they all wanted their voices heard, and they were all showing their support of the black citizens of America. There was no hate,…
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God is Amazing
This past week I had two seperate meetings with girls I am mentoring and they both brought up a topic I’ve been struggling with since COVID started. It had nothing to do with the book we are reading together, or the topics we were discussing in our meetings, they just felt that topic so heavy…
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Creamy Taco Pasta
I had leftover taco ingredients and gluten free pasta. What did I do with all this comforty goodness? I turned it into dinner. Super easy. 1lb ground beef or venison 1lb gluten free pasta 1 cup fresh corn 2 cans diced tomatoes 1 package cream cheese 1/2 cup pepper jack cheese 1/2 cup sharp cheddar…
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Lord, Be My Strength
Anyone who has depression understands the disconnect from responsibility that happens far too often. During these lows you neglect tasks that need to be done because you can’t even begin to think about getting out of bed or doing anything that might require a thought process. There is a total shut down that happens. And…
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The Joy of the Lord
I can only describe this time as bittersweet. Today marks 77 days since my last day at work and my heart aches for my little one I take care of. I miss everything about being a pediatric care tech and am counting the seconds until I can return to work. I miss normalcy. I miss…
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Eggroll in a Bowl
This is a delicious and somewhat healthy dinner. 1/2 Green Cabbage sliced thin 1 Yellow Bell Pepper small diced 1 Yellow Onion diced 4 Green Onions sliced 8 Mushrooms sliced 1 lb Ground Chicken Salt to taste Pepper to taste 1/4 Cup Olive Oil 1/4 Cup Apple Cider Video Garlic to taste 2 TBS Soy…
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Toxicity in Friendships
This isn’t the first time I’ve written about this issue, but I was a lot more guarded and gentle about it in my last post on this matter. I am currently in the process of removing a toxic friend from my life. This has been so hard. Especially since this friend is the queen of…
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Painful Beloved 