Maybe if we stopped worrying so much about finding “the one” and concentrated on being loving to everyone—ourselves included—we’d relax into the present moment a little more and actually be able to be in love, no falling required.
it’s monday.
16 AprI’m still at home. I have the hardest time going to work on Monday mornings! If I’m in the office by 10, that’s pretty good for me. I feel a little guilty because the quilting women begin arriving by 8:30, likely when I’m still eating my breakfast in my pajamas and watching Josh Elliot on Good Morning, America. But then I remember how I spent Saturday writing my sermon and I don’t feel so bad.
Anyways. Here. Have some links [web, not sausage] on this Monday morn.
Your brain on fiction. Further proof that book nerds are awesome and so are their brains.
I won’t love you like a love song. Thoughts on love in popular culture and what it really might mean.
I don’t even know if I like eggs benedict but it’s eggs benedict day! It makes me want to try. If I were to try, I would rely on the pioneer woman to teach me how.
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