Tag: reallyleah
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The Art of Finding Yourself Again: What Fiber Arts Can Teach Us About Caregiving and Isolation
This piece emphasizes the importance of creativity for family caregivers, showcasing a group called Yarns of Blessings who create handmade items for those in need. Engaging in creative outlets allows caregivers to reconnect with their interests and find renewal amidst responsibilities. Personal fulfillment and acts of kindness can coexist, enriching both the caregiver’s life and…
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WHEN WORDS HURT
Yesterday, I suggested that a person dear to me not worry about what others think because only what God thinks of her matters. Hours later, I was wondering if I could accept my own advice. You see, that same person thought the worst about me and called me words I WILL NOT WRITE. The entire…
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WE WILL BE BACK
At ReallyLeah, we believe in rest, Sabbaths, and self care. So we are taking a little break before the holidays. But we will return on October 19, 2022 to process orders, and respond to any comments. Until then, live well and be blessed, Leah
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WHAT IS GOOD?
Doing good is good! But how do we know what is GOOD without acknowledging a Good God??? May this message reach all those in political authority over us (for an elected season, thank God!!!!). May they understand that it is not what I say that makes something good. And it is certainly not what “you”…
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HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY
Today, we Americans celebrate the Fourth of July and the words penned by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence that on July 2, 1776, we were free from tyranny. The preamble of the Declaration penetrates the heart of most Americans with bursts of honor and gladness. Setting off emotional fireworks when read. “We hold…
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FAVORITE TV OR MOVIE DADS
Since FATHER’S DAY is Sunday, June 19 👔I figured I’d celebrate them for the rest of the month. Why stop at the 19th when I did not start on the first? Right? Plus, I sorta feel like fathers get the short end of the stick. We have trained men to not care about that kind…
