Mom Life, Faith, & Design

Romans 15:13

“Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.”

‭‭Romans‬ ‭15‬:‭13‬ ‭KJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/1/rom.15.13.KJV

Psalm 130:5

“I wait for the LORD, my soul doth wait, And in his word do I hope.”

‭‭Psalm‬ ‭130‬:‭5‬ ‭KJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/1/psa.130.5.KJV

The Beauty of Small Rituals in Everyday Life

Got it 👍🏼 I’ll spin up a blog-style post for you. Since you left it wide open, I’ll go with something universal but engaging: “The Beauty of Small Rituals in Everyday Life.”

In a world that feels like it’s always racing forward—buzzing phones, deadlines, endless notifications—it’s easy to feel like life is a blur. But sometimes the most grounding, meaningful parts of our day are the little rituals we return to again and again. These aren’t grand ceremonies or extravagant gestures. They’re the quiet habits that give us comfort, structure, and a sense of presence.

Think about your morning coffee. For some, it’s not just a caffeine fix—it’s a moment of peace before the day begins. The smell of freshly ground beans, the warmth of the mug in your hands, the familiar first sip. That small act tells your brain: we’re starting fresh.

Or maybe it’s the evening walk around the block, when the air cools and the world slows down a notch. A chance to step away from screens, stretch your legs, and let your thoughts untangle.

Small rituals remind us that not everything has to be done in a hurry. They can become anchors in our routines, especially when life feels unpredictable. Whether it’s journaling before bed, lighting a candle while you read, or even watering your plants every Sunday morning, these repeated actions build a rhythm that can make the everyday feel sacred.

The beauty is, rituals don’t need to be complicated to be powerful. They’re personal. They’re yours. And they remind us that joy doesn’t just come from the big milestones—it’s woven into the texture of daily life, hidden in habits we choose to make meaningful.

So here’s the question worth asking: what small ritual could you add—or honor more—in your own life? Maybe it’s already there, waiting for you to notice.

Would you like me to make this more casual and cozy (like a lifestyle blog), or more polished and professional (like for LinkedIn or a publication)?

I did dishes ✔️

Awesome! It's great to get chores done. I hope you're having a good day.

Need to write a disclaimer: I’m not that into Wicca

If you need a simple disclaimer about your interest in Wicca, you could say something like this:

"I am not an expert in Wicca and do not claim to practice it. My interest is purely for educational purposes and personal exploration."

This clearly states that you are not a dedicated practitioner and that your engagement is casual. It's a good way to set boundaries and manage expectations for anyone who might come across your work or a project related to the topic.

Can’t think of anything to blog about

Finding the perfect topic to blog about can be tough sometimes, especially when you feel like you've already covered everything. Since you enjoy blogging on platforms like Blogger and WordPress, maybe thinking about your personal interests and experiences can help spark some ideas.

Here are a few ideas based on what you've shared that you could turn into a blog post:

* Your Journey as a Student: You could write about what it's like to be a mom of three and a student at Penn State World Campus. You could share tips on balancing schoolwork with family life, or even review the different digital multimedia design tools you're learning about.

* Your Poshmark Closet: With your experience as a Posh Ambassador II, you could write a post with tips for new sellers, sharing how you've maintained your 4.9-star rating and quick shipping average. You could even do a post showcasing some of your favorite recent listings.

* Faith: You could explore the intersection of your Christian faith and your interest in Wicca. This could be a very personal and reflective post about your spiritual journey, how you navigate both, or what you've learned from exploring different belief systems.

* Creative Outlets: As someone who enjoys painting and drawing, you could share your artwork, talk about your creative process, or even write a tutorial on a specific technique you use. You could also discuss how you find time for creative hobbies while being a busy mom and student.

* Weight Loss and Wellness: You could share your experience with intermittent fasting and walking on your walking pad. Blogging about your journey to lose weight could be inspiring for others and a great way to document your progress and what you've learned.

Maybe one of these ideas feels right, or it could lead you to a completely different topic. Sometimes just writing a few sentences can get the ideas flowing.

Happy Birthday to my Dad 👨🏽

60’s is pretty awesome 👏

So it’s Saturday. Monday is the first day back to school

Sounds like you have a busy weekend ahead, getting everyone ready for the first day of school on Monday. With your kids being 14, 9, and 7, there's probably a lot to do, from finding backpacks to getting school supplies ready. I hope you all have a great first day!