Sharing the Journey

One word at a time.

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  • Working with adolescent girls is holy work. I watch, hushed and reverent, as these young women wander through the wilds of becoming, their hearts marked by invisible bruises, wounds without names. In a single afternoon, they are fierce and fragile, bold and uncertain, sunlight and shadow braided together. Eyes the…

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  • Too Much

    Too Much

    I could feel the familiar catch in my throat, and the sting of tears in my eyes as the noise of the room grew in…

  • Where Exes Go to Grieve

    Where Exes Go to Grieve

    There are things my heart and mind will never be in concert over. The death of someone I loved is one of those things. Human nature…

  • The Christmas that Is

    The Christmas that Is

    It is December, and the world feels too loud, too fast, and too demanding. “Happy, Merry and Joyful” greet me at every turn, but in…

  • How Can We?

    How Can We?

    “How can we seek a compassion that can stand in awe of what ‘people’ have to carry, rather than stand in judgment at how they…

● About Me

I’m Lori.

I’m living a messy, gritty, growing, and beautifully redemptive story. I’m a solo mom to five incredible human beings, standing at the edge of an empty nest and learning to embrace the bittersweet beauty of a new season.

I’m a woman of deep faith, endlessly curious, chaotically creative, and unapologetically living on the bright side of broken. I believe healing is holy, grace changes everything, and the places that once nearly undid us often become the very places God uses to tell His greatest stories.

I’ve learned that God rarely wastes our pain. He doesn’t lead us through something without purpose, and more often than not, the very thing we wished we could skip becomes the most meaningful part of our story.

This is a place for honest essays about faith, motherhood, loss, hope, healing, and finding God in ordinary moments. These are simply bits and pieces of my story—shared in the hope that somewhere within them, you’ll recognize a little of your own.

Welcome. I’m so glad you’re here.

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