Saturday: Fess Up
“Confession is good for the soul.” In fact, the phrase “fess up” is a shortened version of “confess,” originating in the early 20th century. Somehow, to “fess up” seems a bit more lighthearted, acknowledging that we all end up doing things that need to be lifted up into the light of day. Without a regular fessing up, shame can take hold.
Reflection: What can you be up to today to let go of a mistake?
Wednesday: Follow Up Compassion fatigue is real. Especially in these years of pandemic and all kinds of tragedy in the world, it is easy…
Saturday: wrapped up To get “wrapped up” in something is to allow ourselves to be consumed, to follow a dream or a passion to…
Saturday: Show Up Showing up is one way to be up to something good. Whether that is showing up to support an organization or…
Wednesday: Chalk It Up Our brains detest ambiguity. They are always working to attribute reason or blame in order to make sense of things….
Saturday: Up And Coming To be “up and coming” is to be on the rise, to be getting attention and becoming known for something….
Day Four Civil Rights Tour 2024! Our last day in Birmingham, Sunday, April 14th. As we’ve done every morning, we began our day…