by kimhyland | Jan 2, 2019 | Imperfection, living well, Perfectionism, Winsome Living
Happy new year! I hope this finds you with a heart full of what fills you best! Isn’t it interesting how what fills and fulfills each one of us can vary so much? I’m married to an energetic, enthusiastic extrovert. I joke that I’ve been “chasing” Jeff, trying...
by kimhyland | Dec 17, 2018 | Imperfection, living well, Winsome Living
“It just doesn’t feel like Christmas with all this going on.” I nodded as my friend shared her struggles and hurts. I understood. Reality doesn’t take a holiday. And as if the weight of our struggles wasn’t already heavy enough, in comes Christmas with all its “merry”...
by kimhyland | Oct 27, 2018 | living well, Winsome Living
Author Brennan Manning told the story of Edward Ferrell who traveled to Ireland to celebrate his Uncle Seamus’ eightieth birthday. One morning Edward and his uncle got up early to go for a walk by Lake Killarney. As the sun rose, his uncle stopped and stared at...
by kimhyland | Oct 17, 2018 | living well, Winsome Living
There’s a painting on my refrigerator. You know the kind. Watercolor trees, some grass, and a few unidentifiable bright lines. My granddaughter Amelia gave it to me, and that’s what makes it precious. Just around the corner, a print by Van Gogh hangs in the...
by kimhyland | Oct 10, 2018 | living well, Uncategorized, Winsome Living
“Peace, love, and joy are all we need to solve the world’s ills.” He spoke with thoughtfulness, conviction, and hope. The statement seemed as stereotypical as his sixties style, but I could tell he meant it. I’d just dropped off my son Daniel for...
by kimhyland | Oct 1, 2018 | community, Guest Post, Imperfection, living well, Perfectionism
Have you ever read the story of Martha & Mary and secretly felt empathy for (shhhh) Martha? Me too. I mean someone has to make dinner! We’re not alone. My friend Katie Reid is sticking-up for Martha and all the rest of us “doers” in her new book...