Hear Me Roar!: The exciting news of the week is that I have published over 100 posts on the blog thus far! It's hard to believe that I have published that much and I thank you all for reading and giving feedback.
If you've had the jarring experience of checking into the origins of some of your favorite childhood fairy tales, you may not be able to easily watch the Disney version without a bit of a jaded perspective. I reflected on some of these and The Little Mermaid in particular because of the strange depth that the tale goes into.
You may have come across the viral article called 'Marriage Isn't For You' that has been circulating social media sites. If not, I have linked it below and given a brief synopsis of what I consider to be an insightful perspective of the marriage discernment today.
Reflection of the Week: Scary Tales
As you re-visit some of your favorite classic nursery rhymes and fairy tales with your own children, you may be surprised and slightly concerned at the original endings. For instance, the catchy tune of rock-a-bye-baby is quite disturbing when you actually listen to the words and even face the questions of what happens to the baby when he falls out of the tree. Continue
Inspired by the beautiful Mother Teresa quote about love!
The title is certainly the first thing that grabs your attention, but upon further reading you get the message of the play on words. Marriage isn't for you, it's for the other. Newlywed Seth Adam Smith describes his personal journey toward his vocation of marriage. Continue
A fairy tale I do truly love based on the ingenuity of the characters is 'The Three Little Pigs!" The pigs learn the hard way that they cannot cut corners when it comes to building their houses. The pig who thought, planned, spent more time and used better products to build his house was safe from the big bad wolf and his hard work and investment lasted in the end.
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