A walk through life with God
I’m definitely a natural worrier. I often have to put some serious effort into turning my mind away from things that are concerning or unknown. I overthink pretty much everything, working through the possible outcomes or eventualities even when there is no evidence to help me do so. I fret about things, and won’t let them go. And I’m pretty sure I’m in the majority in being a worrier. Continue reading “From Worrier to Warrior”
Today I left work in the light for the first time in months. It was such a wonderful feeling. I felt warmed by the sun and cheered up by the light. I remembered that spring would conquer winter and that those glorious summer days with long, relaxed evenings would return. While we’ve probably got plenty of cold, damp days ahead before we get to enjoy spring and summer properly, I love the reminder of the beauty that is to come.
I’m not really a “summer” person to be honest – I love so many things about each and every season, and actually snuggling up in the winter is one of my favourite things to do. But after a few months of cold, I definitely start to feel excited about the return of the warm weather. Continue reading “Hoping for Hope”
OK, so I know this blog is not going to be relevant to all my readers, but since I can never decide where in Godalming to go when we want to eat out (we are spoilt for choice really), here’s my attempt at a guide to help any fellow indecisive people.
I like to cook (and I love to eat dinner in front of the TV) so most of the time my husband and I cook a proper meal and eat at home. However, when there’s something to celebrate, when we want to treat ourselves, when we’re meeting friends or when we just plain can’t be bothered to cook, we go out. Usually we eat out in Godalming as there is a lot of choice for us close to home. So over the years we’ve built up some extensive knowledge of the options in Godalming. Below you’ll find my “Eating Out Awards” for where to go depending on what you want… Continue reading “Where to eat out in Godalming”