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MLK has always been an inspiration to me. I find myself connecting to his words with a deeper understanding in the midst of our current situation. In this moment in time, I ask God how I can be useful, loving, and brave. I want to be a place of love and safety for the marginalized. I want to do the right thing even when it’s scary. I want to recognize and step up when I encounter “the least of these” (Matthew 25:40). I want to be a place of grace as closed eyes open to the gravity of current events. Most importantly, I want to walk in the spirit of Love when it would be so easy to have a hardened heart. I don’t feel like social media is my platform for speaking too deeply about these things, but I am always on the side of love, empathy, and humanity. The words of Heather Cox Richardson are a beautiful tribute to Dr. King. I was encouraged reading her post today and I wanted to share (in link below) in the hopes that it provides a little encouragement to others that may need it, as well. I also encourage you to watch Dr. King’s full speech that is linked in the comments of Heather Cox Richardson’s Facebook post.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17dsd7YWQV/?mibextid=wwXIfr

NYE
Candles Lit. Christmas Decor Packed Away. Fireplace Going. Relaxing Music Playing. Takeout Ordered. Ready for a quiet evening in with my hubby and our doggies. 2025 was A LOT (to put it mildly). Therefore, we are welcoming 2026 with intentional peace and positivity. We choose to hope that brighter days are ahead. May the gentle voices of love overpower the destructive voices of division in the New Year. May 2026 be the year that we all reset our priorities and reconnect with one another through grace, forgiveness, healing, humility, and love.