Rine

My faith is more of a lukewarm cultural sentiment, but my faith is strongest when I admit I'm a hot mess who wants to keep trying.

Adulthood doesn't have to be full of self-neglect and a suffocation of joy. Let's tap into what once lit us up before "adulting" took over.

We sometimes say some dumb, heartless things to those who are in pain. I now bring honest vulnerability to the table, no matter how awkward.

Digging in at work with positivity and energy can spill over into who you are at home and with friends, and who doesn't want that?

As I get older, I get less cute. Ah, it's the truth, ya know? The gift I get is having men being less creepy, so I'll take it.

My kids no longer believe in Santa, but they now believe in me, knowing how hard I've worked to bring the season alive for them.

If I were my kids' friend, I would fool them into thinking it's okay to mistreat others without consequence, and nobody wants that, right?

I did something very jerky the other day in front of my son by giving money to a homeless man and wanting gushing gratitude for it. Gross.

Do you ever feel just plain dumb because you’re not feeling God or spirituality the way people around you are?

When you tap into the unique person you are, the journey gets easier when no energy is wasted on trying to be something you're not.