Gracie HogueDec 15, 20209 min2020: Year in ReviewThis morning over breakfast, we reviewed this past year. It feels as if conversations have made their way over to that topic more frequen...
Gracie HogueSep 24, 20206 minAlbum Review: Ray LaMontagne's 'Monovision'I'm about 3 months behind in hearing this album from its release date, but it's just so good, here I am writing a review the day after I ...
Gracie HogueMar 26, 20204 minRipples that Truly Matter (Learning from COVID-19)It's funny how in such a short a time, the saying "we are living in strange times" can sound so cliche. But we are, and it is, and I can ...
Gracie HogueMar 13, 20203 minThe Work that Broke Me, Then Held Me TogetherThis is the story of an unfulfilled dream that ended up saving my life; even though the dream still didn't come true. When I was 13, I re...
Gracie HogueJan 24, 20202 minJanuary 2020 Book Reviews!Miniature book reviews! This month I have not spent much time on social media because I’m trying to get into the habit of using my free t...
Gracie HogueDec 21, 20197 min2019 in ReviewAs the sun sets on this year and we begin a new decade, I wanted to take some inventory of the experiences of this year and what I've lea...
Gracie HogueDec 8, 20193 minThe Reason Why the Fear of Failure Can Lead You to FailThis morning I was trying to convince myself to do something I love to do (isn't it funny how that works?), and I thought, why do I even ...
Gracie HogueNov 30, 20193 minWhy Meekness Isn't What it Appears to BeAs 2019 comes to a close, I can look back and say that there are a lot of things that I've learned, and if I had to choose one thing that...
Gracie HogueNov 21, 20192 minRECIPE: Harvest Sausage & Vegetable SoupIf you are in need of a soup that warms you up all the way to your toes after a bone-chillingly cold day, then look no further. This soup...
Gracie HogueNov 10, 20191 minObservances of an Over-Interested Mind: IntroductionI’m writing this blog as a way to explore (and exploit?) the many things I’m interested in, and I believe they’re all interesting enough ...