Rebecca Larson

14 YO to me: You know, mom, I'm just realizing how awkward all the so-called cool kids really are. I mean, they're just like the rest of us, trying desperately to fit in.

Them: how are you? Me: chronically dehydrated, exhausted, fighting existential dread, blessed. How are you?

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A helpful overview of our current situation

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Stop trying to be “creative” with your branding. Branding is not supposed to be creative. Creating a brand is creative. Applying a brand should be wildly boring because it requires consistency in all applications.

Mike’s laughter off mic in today’s @HolyPostPodcast episode is giving me life. It sounds like he’s laughing heartily from the back of a cave.

There is no silence so deafening as two teenaged boys riding in the van with one of their moms. It seems it was too cringe to even utter a syllable to one another while in my presence.

Hours in the hospital feel like days. So tiring!

It’s Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, the season of bright sadness. I sure need to do some hopeful grieving right now.

@brad_vermurlen I would argue Evangelical ignorance spans far beyond 1930. Many are ignorant of anything before 2000.

Hot in Cleveland isn’t a great show. The plots are silly, the language is crass. But the cast and varied panoply of nostalgic guest stars (a number of whom have since passed) keep me. Every episode features a TV legend. I suppose everyone wanted a chance to work with Betty White.

First day back to work after the holiday break. Unsubscribing with abandon!

Finally finished Nobody’s Mother by @sandraglahn. What a fascinating and important book! How sad to think there were women who were taught their salvation depended upon their ability to give birth.

Two excellent Christmas gifts from a husband who knows and loves me

Woke up this morning in a state of existential dread. Fortunately, Jesus drew near.

I made a thing - and you can order one to arrive before Christmas! a.co/d/hx3ioif

19 years of marriage as of today. What have I learned? Marry someone with a good heart. Money, jobs, even health all come and go. But if your spouse is kind, a good listener, likes to learn, and is willing to grow with you into the life you are building, you’ll have a good life.

No one has ever predicted this before