That’s What She is honored to publish a wonderful narrative by Tanara McCauley on walking the path of life even when the road seems dark ahead. Back when my husband Jon and I were dating, a coworker asked me the following question: If you could get away from the crowds, take a long walk through nature, and choose… Read More Walking in Joy
Sometimes it seems as if God shows up in the least expected moments or circumstances. But maybe it’s more the case that God is everywhere and we are merely explorers stumbling upon glittering treasures. Growing up, when my friends were turning sixteen, we heard stories of kids getting cars or huge parties with swimming pools,… Read More finding god in the numbers
Of all the figures in my life, perhaps the one most difficult to adequately define is also the one who’s played some of the most fundamental roles in my life. My mother. The main example of nurturer and disciplinarian, and a case study on the resiliency and break down of the human spirit, my mom… Read More portrait of a mother
I recently celebrated my birthday and nothing reminded me more of encroaching mortality than junk mail full of well wishes pimping eye cream, 401Ks, and yoga. But as friends gathered over delicious dishes and glasses of wine, I took a moment to soak in a moment spent with friends, some who had walked beside me… Read More happy birthday
One of the joys and privileges of starting That’s What She has been the opportunity to showcase writings and insights from amazingly talented women, particularly minorities and women of color. ‘Reclaimed’ is by the fabulous Tanara McCauley whose writing never fails to inspire. There was once a young girl who imagined she was adopted. Though she… Read More Reclaimed
As we enter the Easter month, it’s a special opportunity to consider the significance of the gospel in both a universal and personal sense. Upon reflecting on Jesus’ crucifixion and his resurrection we are necessarily confronted with the very question and principle of the Christian faith. The crucifixion, undisputed in its historicity, represents more than… Read More what does the cross mean to you?
