Check out Dana's newest book!
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Check out Dana's newest book! 〰️
Heartfelt Howlings of a
Hectic Homemaker
Ever wondered what spilled coffee, flat tires, and awkward small talk at the grocery store can teach you about faith? In this delightful collection of devotions, you'll discover just that! Through humorous, relatable anecdotes, these short, daily reflections turn life's everyday mishaps into moments of spiritual insight.
Whether you choose to read one devotion a day or binge-read through the book (because I won’t judge), each page offers both laughter and a gentle reminder of God’s grace and love. You’ll find yourself chuckling at life’s little absurdities while your heart soaks up timeless truths.
Perfect for anyone needing a little lift in their day—this book is the ideal companion to brighten your morning, your coffee break, or your soul.
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It’s Time to Rise Up and Build!
If you’re dealing with anxiety and depression, you need to know you’re not alone. You don’t have to suffer in silence. Join me on a Biblical journey through the book of Nehemiah to discover hope for your hurting heart.
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Whether you’re wanting to learn more about the Bible or looking for inspiration with a hint of humor, my blog is the place for you. Grab a cup of coffee (or hot tea, if you’re like me), and enjoy some time reading my outlook on life and the Word of God.
Dana on Television?
Though the experience terrified me, some friends talked me into doing a live interview on Nite Line, hosted by Dove Broadcasting. During the interview, we talked a little about my experience as an author and mainly discussed my book, Random Ramblings of a Raving Redhead.
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I remember the first time I read the Thoreau quote, "It's not what you look at that matters; it's what you see." At first, I thought it was just a clever play on words, but the more I pondered it, the more I realized its profound truth. We all have a tendency to focus on the negative, to dramatize, catastrophize, and even exaggerate things. We do this in our daily lives, and it can significantly impact our overall outlook and well-being.
For instance, have you ever noticed how quickly we can turn a minor inconvenience into a major catastrophe? We spill coffee on our shirt, and suddenly, our entire day is ruined. We get stuck in traffic, and we're convinced we'll never reach our destination on time.