Just came back from St. Louis and wanted to share my time well spent.
Written by
Imani Clark
Perfectionism.
Perfectionism. The single character trait in which I was most proud. Strangely, I don’t think I ever considered it to be “perfectionist” to think the way I thought. After all, everyone knows perfection is unattainable, and what I was seeking was always possible. In my mind, I wasn’t a perfectionist. I simply strove for excellence …
Digital Diary: Wedding Planning, Fitness, Reading Goals!
It’s been a while! Here’s a short 2026 update.
Singleness was God’s gift to me
This morning I found myself journaling about when I was single and how unwelcome I felt in many christian spaces. How I had to learn through the Word about the joy of singleness as the church put so much emphasis on marriage. I remember losing friends as soon as they got into a relationship, as …
The Comfort of Winnie the Pooh: My favorite children’s book
I’ve been returning to the stories of Winnie the Pooh repeatedly throughout the last couple of months. And with this dreary weather the simple adventures within the hundred-acre woods is a warm hug during this chilly season.
Coffee Break: Saturday Mornings
Short and sweet poems, stories, and observations to enjoy with a warm cup of coffee.
Eagerly Learning to Cook Again
For years I avoided learning to cook because I never felt I had the time. That is, until I realized the practicality and long-term benefit of homecooked meals (both on my health and my wallet).
Stop Rushing: Changing Your Perspective of Time
Time is essential for progress, learning, and personal growth. By embracing time, we can develop resilience and organic improvements instead of rushing for quick results.
It’s been a while.
Observations, thoughts, and a very not-so-good explanation of my absence.