Little did she know...

"It took a while to find ya, and life ain't movin' slow, but now we have each other, and it's time to build a home. We'll be the same man and wife,  who live a big and blessed life, who take the hard way to learn all we know, who love in full wherever we go. Could we grow good tomatoes and a family  anywhere?"

I'm currently ignoring the stack of dishes in the kitchen because, well, I hate doing dishes.  But I also wanted to share some things that I have been loving lately, or maybe just made me stop and think. I love the imagery of this song: What Love, My God.  Also, Easter is SO SOON! Time is flying, people.  (This entire playlist by City Alight has been on repeat in my house for most of this month. Check it out!)  Also, a couple of belated podcasts listens.  First, this interview with the  She Reads Truth ladies on Lent. And second, this conversation about small talk by the Way Fam . I am a self-proclaimed extroverted introvert, and if it is up to me to start a conversation with a complete stranger 99.9% of the time it ain't gonna happen. However, I get frustrated with silly "how are you" conversations and struggle big time with making conversations more meaningful -both with strangers and with friends. This podcast had some good thoughts on t

...whatever you want to call it, I am home and I am thankful... ...for voluntary garden growth, For a working washer and dryer, For fresh memories of vacation, For nice people who return lost wallets, For nap time and podcasts, For new beginnings.