a cautionary tale about rescue dogs and toeless cats.

The one Monday we had a dog, things didn’t go so well. Mae was supposed to go left, instead she went right. My bedroom door was supposed to be closed, instead it was open. An epic chase ensued. Wink climbed walls, bounced off windows, ran through tiny spaces and bounced so high off Addie’s bedContinue reading “a cautionary tale about rescue dogs and toeless cats.”

here you leave the world of today.

Until I moved my Sophomore year of high school, my walls were covered with drawings, cells and framed scenes from Disney movies. I was subscribed to the Disney Adventures magazine and my nightstand housed my treasured collection of every Disney soundtrack CD I could get my hands on, I listened to a different one everyContinue reading “here you leave the world of today.”

the one about baptism and why tradition isn’t always a good thing.

To anyone unfamiliar, the age at which a child can be baptized into the LDS (Mormon) church is 8. I’m not sure how deep I need to go into doctrine, reasons and whatnot to have this post make sense as so many of you come from such different backgrounds, but I will say this: thereContinue reading “the one about baptism and why tradition isn’t always a good thing.”

jealousy, entitlement and grace.

We’re just over a week into March and I’m in disbelief over what 2013 already has scheduled for me. I was certain 2012 was my peak and  2013 would be my denouement into comfortable oblivion after seven years on the Internet.  I was okay with that. I’ve had a good life online and I’ve beenContinue reading “jealousy, entitlement and grace.”