With a unique blend of humor, stories, and life lessons, Gaye brings a breath of fresh air to women in their faith journeys, in their workplace experiences, and in their celebrations and messy moments!
Encouragement - Hope – Inspiration
Does life feel stale? Need a breath of fresh air? I did too.
Here’s how I threw open the windows and began again. You can too!
Does life feel stale? Need a breath of fresh air? I did too.
Here’s how I threw open the windows and began again. You can too!
Does life feel stale? Need a breath of fresh air? I did too.
Here’s how I threw open the windows and began again. You can too!
About Gaye
I love to laugh and am not afraid to poke fun at my own mishaps. While growing up in a small farming community, living in the city, and navigating through corporate corridors and board rooms, I’ve celebrated a whole bunch of good stuff, regained my balance when the not-so-good stuff happens, and laughed and shared tears with other women who want to live a faith-filled and joy-filled life—a successful life defined in their own terms. I shared some of these stories in my books, This is Livin’! and God, Girlfriends & Chocolate. I’ve asked God to meet me in my joy and in my messiness. He’s always shown up.
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This is Livin’!
From My Blog
My Hallmark Story
Oh, Nooo. Nooo. Noooo. It’s too early… Waaay too early. But they have begun. TV commercials for… Hallmark. Holiday. Specials. Now I Continue Reading
“In Everything” Includes the Dentist Visit
The dentist’s office is not my happy place. Not even in the same zip code. Or hemisphere. When the hygienist checks my blood pressure and tells Continue Reading
Stand Up and Step Away
(Remembering really fun moments from a few years ago …) The cable was as thin as my confidence that it could actually bear my weight. I Continue Reading
This is Livin’!
From My Blog
If Only…
Oh, if only… Sigh. There were those moments. Moments when I didn’t say words that were kind. Moments when I was more concerned with what Continue Reading
Lives That Mold Us
I’ve been talking to the TV. Good grief. Typically, my one-sided conversations are in response to … … politicians who are yelling at me – Continue Reading
Learning from the Farmers
I learned it first in farming. Farmers and families coming together when the fields were ready for harvest and the rain was coming tomorrow as Continue Reading