Two Years Post-Graduation? Already?
It hit me the other night … I graduated two years ago. More than that, now, actually. I’m two years post-graduation. And what have I got to show for it? It was a bit sobering. Since I was sixteen (almost seventeen), it feels like not much has changed. Sure, I’ve switched my second day job […]
Resting in God & Other Things I Dislike Doing
Once upon a time there was a girl named Kellyn Roth. Well, really, her name was Kelly Lyn Garrett, but sometimes it was hard for her to separate the two, especially since she always put so much pressure to perform on dear old Kellyn. But that’s a story for another time. The story I have […]
More than a Second Chance by Lisa Renee — Review
Hello ladies and gents! Today I’ve got something for you I haven’t had in quite a while … a review! This review is of Lisa Renee’s More than a Second Chance. Like I said, I don’t often post reviews anymore (though I will hopefully start doing so again soon), but I really need to because […]
Courage, Dear Heart {a poem story}
Hello readers! I don’t usually do this on Reveries, but I just finished this poem – Courage, Dear Heart – and I decided I needed to share it with someone. It’s a bit different than most poetry. You see, it tells a story … and shares a message … and is based loosely off a […]
Because I’m All Right … Sorta
Hey there! I … yeah. Been a while. 😅 It’s been a while since I’ve been productive, so that makes sense. But that’s okay. Life has been hectic, I feel like I’m always on the run, and I’m behind on several deadlines. Like, I’m not exaggerating. Several deadlines, some which seriously involve other people. But […]
What Do Christian Politicians Say About Abortion? {Guest Post by Tori Easter}
Hello loyal readers! Wow, Wednesday already, and we have a guest post by Tori Easter! It’s about an exciting subject which I hope you’ll enjoy. And remember, I’m still open for guest post submissions, so you can click here to find out more! I would love to feature you on Reveries. Next time I hope to […]
Why YOU Should See the Unplanned Movie
Rather than do a review like a normal person, I am going to do a blog post that talks about the Unplanned film and why you should watch it. I saw this movie last Monday, and it was FANTASTIC! We had to go to Portland to see it, and it was a fun trip … […]
Liberty vs. Anarchy: what is our freedom of choice?
Lately there’s been a lot of buzz about the United States government making vaccinations mandatory. As a conservative girl, I see a lot of social media posts along the lines of “They are taking our freedom of choice.” When I read that, my mind went to “pro choice.” Can’t the people who believe abortion is […]
5 Things Raised-Christian People Miss Out On
A couple days ago, I was filling out a sheet which had slots for things like the character’s lie and truth as well as, of course, backstory. I had the character’s faults, the lies he tells himself, and the truth he needs to learn … But why? Why does he act like that? I needed […]
The Perfection Lie: Why Sinlessness Isn’t Strugglelessness
Hello, ladies and gents! Today my post is in a different style — it’s a letter to my friends, from a girl who has been thinking about “The Perfection Lie” a lot lately. This letter is on the subject of how we, as Christians, now free from Sin (capitalized) still have to continue learning to […]
What I’m Trying to Learn About Prioritization
Prioritization. I’m not so good that. It’s much more fun to skip from project to project, to work on the least important thing, to live life without a plan … At least, it is for me. Other people feel differently and are better at planning and scoping out their life. I’m just not one of […]
5 Reasons Adulting is Awesome
Hello y’all! I’m seventeen, and I’m not an adult. I graduated from high school and have some part-time jobs (on and off the internet), but I still live with my folks + don’t have to feed or water or walk myself. So. I am nowhere near qualified to write on this subject, but you know what? […]
