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Welcome to the twentieth and final day of the 2020 Love Blog Challenge! Today’s prompt is Inspiration. Check out the announcement post for all the prompts and rules this month. You can still join the link-up for yesterday’s topic, Heartache. My sweet husband Dan is finishing out the 2020 Love Blog Challenge with today’s blog post! I… [Read More]
Welcome to the eighteenth day of the 2020 Love Blog Challenge! Today’s prompt is Spirituality. Check out the announcement post for all the prompts and rules this month. You can still join the link-up for yesterday’s topic, Strength. While brainstorming today’s blog post, I looked out at the bird-feeders in my front garden. Immediately the words came… [Read More]
Welcome to the sixteenth day of the 2020 Love Blog Challenge! Today’s prompt is Forgiveness. Check out the announcement post for all the prompts and rules this month. You can still join the link-up for Friday’s topic, Vulnerability. Earlier this month, I wrote about authentic blogging. Last week, I wrote about vulnerable conversations. In the spirit… [Read More]
Welcome to the fifteenth day of the 2020 Love Blog Challenge! Today’s prompt is Vulnerability. Check out the announcement post for all the prompts and rules this month. You can still join the link-up for yesterday’s topic, Travel. Last year I wrote about the importance of vulnerability in relationships, in regards to both romantic and non-romantic relationships…. [Read More]
Welcome to the thirteenth day of the 2020 Love Blog Challenge! Today’s prompt is Healing. Check out the announcement post for all the prompts and rules this month. You can still join the link-up for yesterday’s topic, Challenges. I was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease over 20 years ago, when I was only 8 years old. That’s a… [Read More]
Welcome to the twelfth day of the 2020 Love Blog Challenge! Today’s prompt is Challenges. Check out the announcement post for all the prompts and rules this month. You can still join the link-up for yesterday’s topic, Respect. Grief is a learning process. It’s been 4 1/2 years since my mom died. I still think about… [Read More]
