The Saturday Six

One.

The Annesley Writers Forum published one of my articles this week. I write for them each month, and some topics come more naturally to me than others, therefore I like some of my submissions more than others. For whatever reason, I like this one!

Two.

#marriagegoals. The man who went to the salon to learn how to style his wife's hair after she couldn't do it for herself anymore. Sweet!

Three.

As a massive dreamer myself, this post hit home! What if people laugh at your dreams? (What if you're laughing at someone else's dream?) Side note: I actually have a piece of art sitting in my office that says "My impossible dream...isn't" because I want to remember that my dreams do matter, and God just might cause them to come true!

Four.

I blogged about this more at length a few weeks ago, but we are officially LESS than a month away from participating in the kidney walk to help raise money for those facing kidney disease. We are walking with (and in honor of) my friend Pat, who has received two kidney transplants in his lifetime. If you want to help our team out, here is the link!

Five.

If you're local, a week from today is the first class in the "Write Your Story" series I'm teaching at the Marion Public Library. The classes will take place on the first Saturday of every month, starting in June and ending in October. This is especially for people who want to write their own stories to preserve their history but feel overwhelmed by the idea of the project. We're breaking it down into manageable, bite-sized pieces! I'd love to see you there!

Six.

The first home I lived in as an adult (which was also the first home Ryan and I shared together) had a small galley kitchen. There were many things about that kitchen that I didn't adore, especially once Ryan and I tried to cook together and were always bumping into each other. Eventually I learned to like it, though I won't lie about being grateful about our bigger kitchen in our current house. I think that's why I liked this article so much. The blogger has a heart of gratitude for her tiny kitchen most would find frustrating.