You know that woman you hardly know, but you’d love to be friends with her? She seems funny and smart and just so cool.

"Mawmaw loves you." Is all that filled my mind, over and over again after I had gotten word that she had passed away. It was like God...

The last light of hope had been snuffed out as a forth sonogram revealed an empty womb and a bump on my left ovary.

Marilla, a rather stoic person, calmly quips,"No I have not, to be in the depths of despair, is to turn your back against God."

Five days later, my world turned completely upside down. The breath was totally knocked out of me, and I felt as if I would die.

I remember the day I hit rock bottom. I sat in my living room with my parents and declared, "I hate my life."

My grandmother started to get worried. She started asking for my grandfather, her security blanket of 62 years.

I realized that as hard as I tried, I couldn’t fix my life. My will was finally broken, and I needed help.

Caleb and I started trying a have a baby nearly a year ago. Our extra room is still empty.

Our hearts can sometimes be like the mangled business signs on the ground, distorted, forgotten, and broken.