hope

There's something about springtime that gives us a sense of hope--the return of light after months and months of darkness. And springtime in East Texas is truly magnificent.

So many of us are still feel disoriented as we seek to return to what (hopefully) a sense of normalcy and get back on track. It's okay to start over--again.

Nature reminds us that the light will return. We, too, will experience a revival of life--in nature, in our communities, and in ourselves.

Start by being present here and now. Show up for even the smallest moments of you life. That’s where you begin.

As challenging as it is, remaining hopeful in the face of truly discouraging seasons, we are doing our part to counter fear, hatred, and despair.

I know that the issues of 2020 won't just cease to plague us (bad choice of words) when we hit midnight on December 31st, but I feel much more ready for 2021.

As challenging as it is, remaining hopeful in the face of truly discouraging seasons, we are doing our part to counter fear.

He noticed the utter dilapidation of her home. Even though she couldn't afford the repairs, he decided to gather pros to fix her home--and change her life.

Kids can be so profound. These kids wanted to do what they could to make the world better--even if it's just up and down their streets.

Even the bad things we walk through don't negate who you are and are often revealing and catalysts for change--the good kind.

If you'd like to add a little cheer to your lawn to participate in welcoming spring in East Texas, then NOW is a great time to get your bulbs so you'll be ready.

Suffice to say, 2020 has NOT been the year many of us hoped for. I've been derailed many times. Thankfully, we can start again. And AGAIN--if needed.