Anger is such a natural human emotion. It rises up when we feel wronged, unheard, or overwhelmed. Sometimes, it feels justified, even necessary. But I’ve started to wonder—how often does anger get in the way of what God has for us? Could it be that holding onto anger keeps us from fully stepping into our divine purpose?

I’ve always loved being in the sunshine—whether floating in a pool or sipping an ice-cold matcha on a breezy day. To me, the sun is a luxury, one that I want to soak in daily.

When I had my first miscarriage in 2022, I sank into a deep depression. It was a cold, snowy day in Colorado when I left the hospital after delivering my 16-week-old baby girl. I remember sitting in silence, staring out the window, feeling completely empty. Then, suddenly, the sun broke through the clouds and warmed my skin. In that moment, I felt her. I felt God. I felt this quiet reassurance that, somehow, I would be okay—eventually.

I don’t spank my children, and the most reoccurring compliments I receive about them is how well-behaved, kind, and respectful they are. Maybe that’s because my husband and I have always respected them enough not to hit them.

If you love Taco Bell and enjoy customizing your order, you have to try the Vegetarian Incredible Hulk Burrito! This secret menu item is a fresh, flavor-packed twist on a classic, adding creamy guacamole to give it that signature “Hulk” green. Best of all, it’s completely vegetarian-friendly!

Life today feels like it’s always on fast-forward. From the constant buzz of notifications to the endless to-do lists, it can feel like we’re always chasing the next thing. We’re constantly told to hustle, to be productive, and to never slow down. But in all this rush, have we forgotten how to just be?

Years ago, when I searched for Bible studies for kids, I could never find exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something simple, easy to follow, and engaging—not just for my kids, but for me as the teacher as well.

When I couldn’t find what I needed, I decided to create my own. Ever since then, we’ve been using my self-made Bible studies, and they’ve become a meaningful part of our faith journey.

Dubai’s newest treat is turning heads—the Chocolate Bar. This bar combines knafeh, a traditional Middle Eastern dessert, with a creamy pistachio-tahini filling, all encased in rich chocolate. Tempting, isn’t it? It’s even inspired fans to create their own Starbucks drink to mimic its unique flavor.

I recently went through the experience of using Misoprostol to manage my missed miscarriage.

When deciding the best path forward after learning that my baby had stopped developing, I struggled to find real, honest reviews of using Misoprostol. While there was plenty of generic information on sites like the NHS website—describing it as “period pains and bleeding”—I found very little about what the experience was truly like.

So, when I went through it, I promised myself that I would share my experience online for other women to read.

This month brought the saying, “You never truly know what someone is silently going through,” into focus. You can’t always see the pain someone carries in their daily life. While your world keeps moving, others may be stuck in a place of hurt and struggle.

This past month has honestly been one of the hardest of my life.