No Excuses
I have a friend who constantly marvels at my ability to come up with “excuses” for things. I call them “reasons,” but we won’t quarrel over terminology at the moment. Continue Reading →
Author Archives: Stephanie N Hall
Some Fun
I’m a day late again. I could blame it on the hours I spent yesterday doing nursing continuing education credits or chatting with friends about life, church, visas, and anything Continue Reading →
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Happy Valentine’s Day
Happy Valentine’s Day. This is not a holiday I typically get especially excited about. It’s often a reminder of an aspect of love I have not yet experienced. Maybe you Continue Reading →
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Becoming Irish
There is a saying: “time flies when you’re having fun.” I have certainly had a lot of fun since moving to Ireland, but I still can’t believe I’m nearing the Continue Reading →
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Then God Said…
I often spend at least a part of the month of January fasting and praying for the year ahead. This year is no different, and I am nearing the end Continue Reading →
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Words
Each December, I ask God for a word for the coming year. It is a way to dream about what He might have in store for the coming months, and it Continue Reading →
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Out With the Old…
I am having dinner guests this evening, and I have been preparing all day. Preparing food, cleaning floors, cleaning the bathroom, moving furniture, etc. During all of these preparations, I Continue Reading →
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A Year of Promise
I saw a rainbow today. I saw it multiple times, actually. And yet, every time it appeared, I stared and wondered if I was imagining it. I’ve never seen a Continue Reading →
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A Thankful Christmas
Hi. This post is a day late because I just returned last night from a Christmas getaway, but I’m getting ahead of myself… First, I hope you had a great Continue Reading →
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The Fullness of Time
Today marks ten weeks since I sent off the paperwork for my visa. I believe God has brought me to Ireland and told me to settle (for the foreseeable future, at Continue Reading →
