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Between Two Homes — Finding Balance, Faith, and Home
Transition is never easy — living between two homes, battling fibromyalgia, and learning how to make temporary places feel like “home.” But in this season of change, I’ve found balance through simple rhythms. Most of all, I’ve found deeper faith.… Continue reading
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Self-Reflection | Looking Inward to Move Forward
Self-reflection isn’t always easy, but it’s necessary. In this post, I share how God is teaching me to face my own heart, release strongholds, and walk more closely with Him. It’s not about keeping the peace—it’s about keeping my heart… Continue reading
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The Situationship of Change: Building a Life in Two Places
From driveway tears to desert skies, we’re living in a new kind of “situationship”—caught between two places and leaning fully on God. This season is stretching me in ways I never expected, but also reminding me what it means to… Continue reading
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The Shift | When God Changes Everything
A raw and powerful story of faith, transition, and trusting God’s timing when everything is up in the air. This post shares the first piece of a bigger journey—when home is no longer still, and change feels both beautiful and… Continue reading
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The Light of Grace
She walked through fire and came out shining—graceful, strong, and full of light. This poem, The Light of Grace, is a love letter to the resilience we sometimes only find when tested. 📱 Instagram: @skfabric_303 🌐 Blog: fabricthatmademe.com 💛”Her laughter,… Continue reading
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No End In Sight
This world keeps shifting, but the struggle to live freely and faithfully remains the same. From taxes to trust, simplicity to strategy—this post is about breaking free, realigning your soul, and choosing Jesus every time. #NoEndInSight #BreakFree #FreedomBudget #FaithOverFear #JesusFirst… Continue reading
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Growing Pains | Two Tones 🖤
That house meant everything to them— their first home, their fresh start. But for me, it was a quiet battlefield. A place where I learned to pray, to write, to find peace in the wind and words. Even in the… Continue reading
