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August 8, 2019August 7, 2019 Her Mustard Faith Uncategorized, WRITING

Let Us Be Women Who Embrace the Mothers Who Grieve

This piece was originally published on Her View From Home. Click here to read it. Today I designed a print for a mom on the other side of the world. It was for her baby girl who would have turned one today. One year ago, at the same time on the other side of the … Continue reading Let Us Be Women Who Embrace the Mothers Who Grieve

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Thanks for stopping by Her Mustard Faith. I’m Sina, a stay at home mama and daydream believer in beautiful New Zealand. I look forward to connecting with you and sharing my journey of faith, motherhood, and everything in between.

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💛 #Repost @andrearhowey • • • • • • GOLD DIGGERS Let’s be known as a gold-digger. Let’s be one of the ones who is known for looking for and calling out the gold in others, who speaks with grace and kindness about others and to others. There is no shortage of critical voices in the world. People can hardly share a thought or comment or even share a lighthearted peek into their world without the possibility of having a stranger (or social media “friend”) coming behind with criticism or comments that are just totally unnecessary. There’s a time and place to call out what’s truly wrong, but a lot of the time, we haven’t been given the authority or responsibility to address or add our two cents about every little thing we disagree with or would do differently. On the other hand, we have full freedom to call out the things that are beautiful and true... the GOLD in the people around us... the things that build a person up and encourage them in the purpose and destiny God has for them. We can be as free as we want to genuinely speak with kindness, wisdom, grace, and love. And as we do, we’ll be a breath of fresh air to people. Some things never get old; kindness is never out of turn, out of place, or out of style. There’s not a person out there who doesn’t need someone to call out the gold in them. We are all generally fully aware of where we’re missing it or coming up short without the need for people to point it out. But what a gift it is to have someone call out the things we’re doing well, the ways we’re doing a good job. I know I need it, and I’m sure you do, too. So let’s be ones known for being dream-defenders, courage-builders, hope-fillers, faith-stirrers, grace-givers, cheerer-on-ers, and all around GOLD DIGGERS. XO, Andrea p.s. you can find these words available on my website as an art print OR as part of #THEBEAUTYOFKINDNESS mini print collection.
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So stoked to have won a ticket to @sistasnz and a package from @lush_ausnz! Will be off to hear @christinecaine and @lisadharper in a couple more sleeps, eek! Thank you so much @lifefm! 💛🙌🥳🎉
Love this from @capturedwrite đź’›
Homemade playdough fun 💛💚❤💙
Let me hold the door for you 💛⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Love this quote by @morganharpernichols
Converted our spare room into a school room/office and we love it đź’›

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Sisters đź’›
💛 #Repost @andrearhowey • • • • • • GOLD DIGGERS Let’s be known as a gold-digger. Let’s be one of the ones who is known for looking for and calling out the gold in others, who speaks with grace and kindness about others and to others. There is no shortage of critical voices in the world. People can hardly share a thought or comment or even share a lighthearted peek into their world without the possibility of having a stranger (or social media “friend”) coming behind with criticism or comments that are just totally unnecessary. There’s a time and place to call out what’s truly wrong, but a lot of the time, we haven’t been given the authority or responsibility to address or add our two cents about every little thing we disagree with or would do differently. On the other hand, we have full freedom to call out the things that are beautiful and true... the GOLD in the people around us... the things that build a person up and encourage them in the purpose and destiny God has for them. We can be as free as we want to genuinely speak with kindness, wisdom, grace, and love. And as we do, we’ll be a breath of fresh air to people. Some things never get old; kindness is never out of turn, out of place, or out of style. There’s not a person out there who doesn’t need someone to call out the gold in them. We are all generally fully aware of where we’re missing it or coming up short without the need for people to point it out. But what a gift it is to have someone call out the things we’re doing well, the ways we’re doing a good job. I know I need it, and I’m sure you do, too. So let’s be ones known for being dream-defenders, courage-builders, hope-fillers, faith-stirrers, grace-givers, cheerer-on-ers, and all around GOLD DIGGERS. XO, Andrea p.s. you can find these words available on my website as an art print OR as part of #THEBEAUTYOFKINDNESS mini print collection.
My sidekicks đź’›
💛🙏
So stoked to have won a ticket to @sistasnz and a package from @lush_ausnz! Will be off to hear @christinecaine and @lisadharper in a couple more sleeps, eek! Thank you so much @lifefm! 💛🙌🥳🎉
Love this from @capturedwrite đź’›

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