Overcome by Healing Tricia Lott Williford December 23, 2016 No Comments There’s a story in the New Testament that has made me angry for a lot of years. It’s the story… Read more
To Dance with Joy Tricia Lott Williford December 20, 2016 No Comments It was a blustery Ohio winter, and it was my first experience teaching kindergarten. There’s so much to love about… Read more
Communion with Emmanuel Tricia Lott Williford December 18, 2016 1 Comment Sometimes I struggle to direct my thoughts during Communion. It’s such a profound, holy moment, kind of high pressure. Think… Read more
A Gift for You: My Grandpa’s Fudge Tricia Lott Williford December 17, 2016 No Comments My grandparents made fudge so often that they became known for it. They brought it as housewarming gifts. They served… Read more
Trauma, Triggers, and Marriage: Hello, December. Tricia Lott Williford December 12, 2016 No Comments I’m going along, minding my own business, creating this new and beautiful life just the way I want it to… Read more
What Do You Carry? Tricia Lott Williford December 9, 2016 2 Comments “What do you carry?” I carry pens and pens and pens because if I want to write and I don’t… Read more
Laptops and Airport Security: Me and My Many Names Tricia Lott Williford December 6, 2016 No Comments I’m a terribly inefficient traveler, but I contend that I make up for this with pure charm, age-appropriate cute, and… Read more
Hand Written Notes and Carousel Ponies Tricia Lott Williford December 3, 2016 No Comments We are in that sweet spot between Thanksgiving and Christmas, where it seems that everything around us takes a soft… Read more
On the Air: Focus on the Family Tricia Lott Williford December 1, 2016 No Comments It was a Full Circle moment in my life, to be invited to join Jim Daly and John Fuller to… Read more
“Pivot” : A Story of Love, Emotional Attachment, and a Couch Tricia Lott Williford November 29, 2016 No Comments This is the story of how most of our family lost all perspective because we loved a couch too much.… Read more
Helicopters, Cattle, and Neapolitan Ice Cream Tricia Lott Williford November 25, 2016 No Comments Snippets of dialogue at our Thanksgiving table. Characters: Me, Peter, Tucker, Tyler, my Mom, and my Dad. (But characters are… Read more
I’m in Love with a Train Conductor Tricia Lott Williford November 19, 2016 No Comments Tyler and Peter are acting in the Polar Express at the Colorado Railroad Museum this holiday season. The show happens… Read more
You Can Do This: A Book Cover Is Born! Tricia Lott Williford November 14, 2016 No Comments They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. But sometimes I think it’s okay. Like right now. With… Read more
White Ribbons and Safety Pins Tricia Lott Williford November 11, 2016 1 Comment Whether you voted for our President Elect or not, whether you are thrilled or not with the election results and… Read more
Secrets of Adulthood Tricia Lott Williford November 9, 2016 No Comments People don’t notice your mistakes as much as you think. It’s okay to ask for help. Most decisions don’t require… Read more
Oh, The Flu: Sick Just Got Real Tricia Lott Williford October 31, 2016 No Comments The flu hit us in a big way this week. Big and loud and fast came that monster. There’s nothing… Read more
When Your Heart is on the Line Tricia Lott Williford October 28, 2016 3 Comments Sophie Hudson is my spirit animal. She writes the words in her books and her blog (BooMama), and I nod and… Read more
Sex Talk in the Fourth Grade: Dads Do It Differently Tricia Lott Williford October 12, 2016 7 Comments “Mom, what’s porn?” It’s hard not to flinch with your fourth grader comes home with a new word like that… Read more
The Dumbest Way to Lose Five Bucks Tricia Lott Williford October 5, 2016 No Comments I’m on the east coast this week for our annual pilgrimage to Atlanta for the Catalyst Leadership conference. It’s the… Read more
The Belong Tour: I’m a Conference Junkie Tricia Lott Williford September 27, 2016 5 Comments You have to know that I’m a conference junkie. I’m a 100% auditory learner, which is maybe an exaggeration since… Read more
