When I finally woke up to the insanity in which I lived for 30 years and decided to leave my abusive marriage to a minister, someone sent me an article...
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When I finally woke up to the insanity in which I lived for 30 years and decided to leave my abusive marriage to a minister, someone sent me an article...
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As I attempt to write a book for publishing, I am keenly aware that though I write about past wrongs that were heaped upon my children and me, I must...
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Ever since the morning after the Christmas party, I have been processing--taking in these last 10 days and trying to run them through all the different channels of my heart....
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To say the least, our first night of outreach granted me some new experiences that I am pondering this morning as I sit here drinking my coffee. Some precious, some...
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As I sit here from my hotel balcony in Pattaya watching the ships sail off the coast, my heart is so full I feel it may explode. The last couple...
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I never in a million years thought I would be anywhere near Asia—let alone Thailand. Asia and India were the last places I ever wanted to go. But here I...
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Hi! Thanks for stopping by! I’m Michele and I’m glad you’re here!
Let me tell you a little about myself. I live in the beautiful hills of East Tennessee with my amazing country-boy husband. I adore him. I really do. My 2 sons and their families are my very heartbeat, and my treasures. I love hearing the name “Mimi”. It means I get to cuddle and snuggle and giggle with my granddaughter. She makes me constantly aware that I am leaving a legacy.
I love music and singing, travel and exploration, fireflies on a summer evening, and a crackling fire on a cold morning–the little things that make life full of wonder. And laughing. I love laughing–especially at myself. I love sparkle and I believe in leaving a little of it everywhere I go.
Read More"...to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair." (Isaiah 61:3)
