Tag: best friend

• Reblog: To The Best Friend Who Cut Me Out Like I Never Existed

  I have gotten into the habit of reading some awesome blogs over the past few weeks. As someone who is trying to grow her blog into something more, learning what sparks interest for both readers and myself seems the best route. During my wind-down time each night, I scroll through WordPress, PuckerMob, and other mass-writing…

  Ashley

  May 23, 2018

  Dating & Heartbreak, _Archives

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• “I’ll Be the Light that Shines for You.”

  One of the most difficult facts of being a Christian is that you are not immune to life’s trails and tribulations. Surely a good and loving God would not allow for His people to go through death of loved ones, financial hardships, heartbreaks, worries, or fears, right? I mean, doesn’t Him loving us mean He…

  Ashley

  July 20, 2014

  Religion & Faith, _Archives

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