In my closest relationships, we laugh a lot. There is space and freedom to share struggles and hurts, but there’s also space to let go and laugh. It’s almost like we are children once again. We have those impromptu moments of humor. And sometimes those moments bring relief or healing from a hard day, week, or year.
Our laughing creates bonding and connection- it’s a beautiful trait that makes humans so special and helps us to build relationships.
If your friend is grieving, please don’t try and preach them out of their grief. Sit with them in it until words become necessary. Jackie Hill Perry There might be days where you are certain you are over it, and there might be days you feel everything all over again. But no matter the day, there will still be songs […]
We tend to stay away from mourning and dancing. Too afraid to cry, too shy to dance… we become narrow-minded complainers, avoiding pain and also true human joy… While we live in a world subject by the evil one, we belong to God. Let us mourn, and let us dance. -Henry Nouwen Jesus wept. -John 11:35 This year will not […]