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she/her neurodivergent aspiring author ex-IFB, ex-ATI mom of three coffee & book lover fantasy & sci-fi fan former musician (it's still in my blood, tho) Jesus follower, the "love my neighbor" kind
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No further debate—Trump’s DEI policy is clearly racist. The Pentagon is flagging for removal, historic photos of Black & brown heroes who served, claiming they “promote DEI.” The military was segregated until 1948. Black people served while facing racism. Where was the DEI? Erasure is the point.

Reading the news these days, I get a headache and a stomachache and a heartache.

Hidden Grace My given name meant grace, so grace has always been a part of me, but I could never quite find it 'til clouds of shame cleared. One rainy day I left the courthouse with a new name. Clouds parted; sun shone thru sprinkling rain. I once was grace, hidden. Now I'm Grace out in the open.

The Voice that Would Not be Silenced: a story of repentance and hope "Yet in all the echoes of my childhood memories, beyond all the other carols performed by full choirs and 100-piece orchestras... one phrase rang out more clearly in my memory than all the rest." www.facebook.com/share/p/18Dn...

Whether you’re migrating from Twitter (“X”) or a Meta platform (FB, Insta, Threads), or simply want to see what the hype is about, this guide can walk you through the basics of BlueSky. Share with friends to make it easier for them to come here too! invisiblecakesociety.com/2025/01/25/s...

Linked is an edited version of something I wrote when “Faith over Fear” became popular in Christian circles. It always bothered me because while it might sound good, it’s misleading. What overcomes fear? Not faith. Love. (1 Jn 4:18) Love over Fear > Faith over Fear www.instagram.com/p/DE2tN03Rh_E/

You’re restricting my freedom! said a mom to her daughter, who asked not to discuss politics and religion How ironic, thought the daughter, remembering how her mom: demanded to know her inner thoughts policed her facial expressions used religion to exert control banned fantasy books and much more

It also makes it harder for them to ban books.

Isn’t freedom great? said the patriotic Christian man to his daughter, who: wasn’t allowed to wear pants or cut her hair had to remain under his authority until marriage couldn’t pursue a career except wife & mom would soon be given away in marriage If only I knew what it felt like, she whispered

E-pocalypse 1/2 #microfiction #dialogue-only #eightywords “This is it, babe. It just hit the coast.” “Nooo! I'm not ready. I need more time!” “It’s the end of *electronics*, not the world. Humans lived without all that for millenniums.”

November 2024. What a wild, surreal month. Less than a week in, I cried almost non-stop for more than a day, filled with grief for our country and the direction we’re headed. Days later, I was cleaning the house, then hosting a birthday celebration for one of my kids. And that was just the start.

well that's just incredibly cool, one of those wonderful things that makes sense once you hear it but never occurred before

Two poems (linked below) - 1. Not Doing This For You: on trying to serve God but realizing I was in a show where not everyone was welcome 2. Doing This For You: on discovering what Jesus meant by “As you did it to one of my brothers and sisters, you did it to me." www.instagram.com/p/DCR9yN6RRQM/