Author Archives: Debbie Ekpenyong

The following is the beginning of my thoughts on an article that my friend had a link to on her facebook. It is a first attempt at articulating or starting to articulate the response that wells up within me as … Continue reading →

Wow! how long has it been????

Wow!  I can’t believe it’s almost been a year since I last blogged.  How sad is that???? I guess that makes me a pretty sad blogger.   Well, here’s a new post for my beloved blog space….. I am now … Continue reading →

This is a word that a dear friend says and I have adopted it for myself.  In general it is used to express delight and joy and sometimes for me, it can even be used to express other emotions as … Continue reading →

Today I find myself thinking about how suddenly life can go from a very high and exciting point to a very low and traumatic point.  I guess this means life is fragile and further that we are desparately in need … Continue reading →

You know after reading the blogs of other friends, I am drawn in to thinking over my life and where I am. Sometimes I’m tempted, as I guess many of us are, to compare where I am to where others … Continue reading →

Well, here I am again. Day phase one of the hardest but most effective diet I’ve ever tried. I’m filled with a sense of gladness even as there’s a gnawing in my stomach. My Sister has come to stay with … Continue reading →

Wow! It’s been a really long time since I’ve written. Lots of things have happened. I found out I’m expecting our second baby in December, and I’m discovering new things about the little one we already have. It’s so fun … Continue reading →

I’m so grateful for life’s little blessed moments and that I get to cherish them right now instead of being depressed and feeling so covered up that I can’t see straight. Tonight, our 16 month old daughter demonstrated the grasp … Continue reading →

Yesterday, my Love and I spoke to a group of singles at church about the issue of Leadership/Submission… This is a scary but good discussion which I feel burdened to walk through with others. It’s scary to me because it’s … Continue reading →