'Thriving' ©2017 Tabitha MeglichThis morning was a 3-snooze morning; the kind of morning when I wake up dreading the day before it even starts, pull the covers over my head and try to escape into just one more dream. There was no real reason. Some mornings I just wish my life were, well… more. I… Continue reading Thriving in the Ordinary
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Wet Noodle
“It left me like a wet noodle.” Those are the words my younger sister used to describe the end result of giving in to past fear. She was encouraging me; exhorting me to rise up and defeat the anxiety that has held me captive for the past few weeks. Never mind the cause of it.… Continue reading Wet Noodle
Captives Unaware
Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed. John 8:31 I’m on the road again, somewhere in the middle of the Canadian prairie on Highway 1, about mid-way through the Province of Saskatchewan. We are returning home from collecting our youngest daughter following a year of attendance at Prairie Bible College.… Continue reading Captives Unaware
True North
Oh send out Your light and Your truth, let them lead me… Psalm 43:3 The Earth is a magnet―true on two counts. The physical earth is literally an enormous magnet. Due to the metallic composition of its core (primarily iron alloys) and its constant motion (due to rotation and convection), the earth acts as a… Continue reading True North
Lightness of Being… A Little Fish
And to aspire to live quietly, and to mind your own affairs, and to work with your hands, as we instructed you, so that you may walk properly before outsiders and be dependent on no one. 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12 This year marks our seventh season as entrepreneurs – owners of a small excavation company operating… Continue reading Lightness of Being… A Little Fish
The Other Story
Every shyster accountant knows the double book strategy used to hide the real numbers and deceive the public (or the IRS) by presenting a false picture of the company’s financial standing. I have been thinking about the double-books of my own life recently. There is the book that is proudly displayed in the prominent places… Continue reading The Other Story
License Plates
which My youngest daughter and I have been living in North Dakota for just over a month now. My husband preceded us by nearly 5 years, living in a "man-camp" and commuting back and forth to our home in Idaho on rotation; as is typical of guys working out here in the oil field. The… Continue reading License Plates
