“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God” - Corrie Ten Boom. This is an important truth to remember. Corrie Ten Boom’s story has really encouraged me so today i want to pass along some life lessons I have learned from the book The Hiding Place. This book tells Corrie Ten … Continue reading Reflections: Life Lessons I Learned from the Book “The Hiding Place”
Author: Jazmin Ruiz
I Love Loom Knitting, it is Fun, Accessible and Relaxing
I discovered loom knitting several years ago. I heard about it on an audio post. I had tried knitting with knitting needles before but I had trouble catching on. I found that loom knitting was more fitting for me. I learned how to loom knit from YouTube videos. Loom knitting became a very enjoyable activity … Continue reading I Love Loom Knitting, it is Fun, Accessible and Relaxing
Life Lessons from “Claire | The Documentary”
In honor of Women’s history month I want to highlight the life of a young woman that has made me reflect on the value of life, her name is Claire Wineland. She was born with Cystic Fibrosis and sadly her life ended at age 21 but she left us all with important life lessons when … Continue reading Life Lessons from “Claire | The Documentary”
Reflections: Four Women of the Bible that Inspire Me
Role models and mentors are great to have and they should not be taken for granted. We all have those people that we look up to in life and in honor of international Women’s Day i want to share four women that inspire me. My faith plays a very important role in my life so … Continue reading Reflections: Four Women of the Bible that Inspire Me
Reflections: Rooted in Jesus Christ
March is Women’s History month. I recently read a Bible plan geared to women and it was very encouraging to me so I want to pass it along. The plan is called Becoming a Well-Watered Woman in a Parched World. This devotional showed me what it means to truly be rooted in Jesus Christ. Here … Continue reading Reflections: Rooted in Jesus Christ
Reflections: A Wonderful Friendship
This month is sometimes considered the month of love and friendship due to Valentine’s Day being on the 14th of February. This month can also remind some people of the fact that they are alone if they are not near family and friends. This pandemic has only increased the number of people that are feeling … Continue reading Reflections: A Wonderful Friendship
Stop Feeling Sorry for People with Disabilities
Are you a person with a disability? Have you had a stranger come up to you and say how sorry they are to see you in that disabled state? Have you had someone feel so sad for you that they cried? I know that people with disabilities can relate to this and can answer yes … Continue reading Stop Feeling Sorry for People with Disabilities
Reflections: The Value of Friendship
Have you ever taken a moment to stop and reflect on the value of friendship? A good friendship is one of those gifts in life that you can not put a price on. A good friendship should not be taken for granted. Friendship is filled with joy, encouragement and honesty with a strong bond. Friendship … Continue reading Reflections: The Value of Friendship
Valentine’s Day: Do you Go Big or Stay Low-key?
Valentine’s Day has evolved into a big romantic day over time. It is that special time of year when the fancy dresses and suits get taken out of storage and fancy dinners are had at fancy restaurants. This is the day when all the chocolate and candy is most popular and let’s not forget about … Continue reading Valentine’s Day: Do you Go Big or Stay Low-key?
Spotlight: It is Low Vision Awareness Month: Check out the Checkered Eye Project
February is Low Vision Awareness Month. I am a person with low vision myself and I started this blog to bring more awareness to the low vision community. When you have low vision you are in between the blind and sighted world and it can be frustrating at times. Blindness is on a spectrum and … Continue reading Spotlight: It is Low Vision Awareness Month: Check out the Checkered Eye Project
Jazmin Ruiz 