Category: Being Human

Posts expressing Penny’s thoughts and ideas on being human.

Showing up

Do you find it difficult to show up for certain things, or people, in your life? You hear a voice that tells you to do something but ignore it? Maybe someone “pops” into your...

Stop Thinking, Start Doing

Do you find yourself thinking about a dream or doing x, y, z but do not actually do anything? I find I tend to think a lot! Often, the task at hand seems overwhelming...

Living Courageously

Watching the French Open, one of the commentators said of the singles, French underdog “If she wants to win, she will have to continue to be courageous.” Spoiler alert: the world 361 ranked French...

Tapping In

I want to start by saying God loves each and every one of us. Regardless of what you believe or where you are in your faith journey, God sees you and He loves you....

Enjoying Life’s Roadtrip

I ran across the following CaringBridge post I wrote while recovering from breast cancer surgery in 2021. I reshare below as life’s roadtrip continues. Although we cannot avoid the bumps and detours we encounter,...

Judging again

I find it interesting my thoughts have been centered around feeling judged and also not trying to judge others. Why do I find this interesting? Because as I look back at my blog posts,...

Complaining

How often do you find yourself complaining about something? I think most of us are unaware of how often we complain. Challenge to stop complaining I came across a book titled “A Complaint Free...

Comparing Ourselves

Do you find you get caught up in comparing? I think as imperfect beings, we tend to do this a lot. We compare ourselves to others physically, spiritually, lifestyles, children, careers, situations and more....

Procrastinating – again

Is there anything you want to do but keep putting off? It might be as simple as eating healthier, exercising more, going through a box of papers, pursuing a dream. Do you have good...

Facing Fear

God gave us fear as an emotion to make us aware of danger and keep us safe. This type of fear helps us respond to immediate danger. The fear I want to address in...