Category Archives: Friday Flair

No, your eyes are not deceiving you. It’s actually a new blog post at Anointed With Grace. Well, it’s a Friday Flair post . . . I am easing back into this, okay? Actually, I’m not sure I remember how … Continue reading →

I’m getting ready to leave in just a few hours for Ft. Lauderdale for the long weekend (yay!), but I couldn’t miss out on Boomama’s 2009 DipTacular. Especially since this weekend marks the beginning of college football season (yay SEC, … Continue reading →

Welcome back Friday Flair! I have missed posting links, so I am catching up on some older stuff and some amazing new stuff: I’m not sure how I missed it in July, but this post over at Stuff Christians Like … Continue reading →

So, I haven’t been posting very much lately. I’m in a bit of a dry spell with the writing and the motivation to write. Thankfully, I am attending the She Speaks Conference in North Carolina next weekend. I will be … Continue reading →

Well, I haven’t posted a Friday Flair in a couple of weeks. I plan to post every other Friday going forward. So, here goes…   My hometown was featured on the national news this week! That is a big deal … Continue reading →

I wish I could tell you that I thought about Friday Flair once yesterday, but it didn’t happen! With the intention of updating you on my life (versus providing excuses), I started a full-time consulting project last week that will … Continue reading →

It’s June! And it’s a busy Friday with tons of flair: If you haven’t read my post from Wednesday … shame on you. Just kidding. Actually I mentioned that my friend Ally is in Nicaragua and she is blogging her … Continue reading →

You’ve been waiting for it all week, right?? THIS PIECE convicted me, soothed my soul, and made me want to reach out and hug the author because she really understands. I’ve been catching up on my blog reading. Last week, … Continue reading →

            Since I leave for Dublin tomorrow, I wanted to keep the Irish theme going for Friday Flair: Like I mentioned in Wednesday’s post, Saint Patrick was actually a missionary to his home country of … Continue reading →