I went to Thailand to face my fear of the dark, but I discovered more about the power of the light.
…to make sure they were still alive.
“The truck was horribly overcrowded,” Maya recounts. “Everyone was packed together, and it was hard to breathe. It was pitch-black inside, and I couldn’t see my boys. I kept feeling for their faces and putting my hand in front of their noses to be sure they were still breathing—to make sure they were still alive.” … Continue reading …to make sure they were still alive.
Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot
Refugees. Trafficking. Race. I know it's a lot, and I do hesitate and second guess myself a gazillion times before posting yet another thing to challenge how we engage with the world around us, but Dr Seuss just keeps playing over & over in my head: "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful … Continue reading Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot
Saying Yes to Facing the Darkness
I've generally been one to avoid pain, discomfort & darkness.
Vickie Reddy 