Sex and shame.
(Source) I read a good post at Today’s Christian Woman that I wanted to share, because quite frankly, I can relate. I’ve […]
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Love, Peanuts style.
From Maria Popova at Brain Pickings, this adorably sweet post chock full of Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang: The […]
Speaking of Aja…
Aren’t they the cutest? Lily-Grace and Theo, musicians already! … check out her Baby Love feature at Leila’s Baby & Blog! […]
Who could ask for anything more?
Joscelyne in 2011 We were darn near obsessed, my sister Jos and I. Obsessed with the glitz and glamor of […]
A healthy baby?
My pregnant (with Z) belly, about five and a half months along. Great post by Nalida Besson from Disabled Children Human Rights: […]
Christians aren’t called to have amazing sex. (Sorry Mark Driscoll.)
(Relevant) I loved this piece at Relevant by Rachel Pietka: Provoked by Elizabeth Smart’s story, this spring Christians have filled the […]
The Baby Cage.
I can scarcely believe it, but baby cages were a completely normal thing less than 100 years ago. From the Daily Mail: […]
On Father’s Day.
Me and my Daddy in 2010 Yesterday was Father’s Day, and from a casual perusal of the interwebs, a lot of people have […]
My Baby Love
Easter 2012 The very wonderful Leila, who allowed me to interview her, returned the favor for a feature at Baby & Blog. […]
“Do you trust me?”
Still, twenty years later, my favorite Disney movie. Any wonder why? “Do you trust me?… Do you trust me?,” K asked […]
Alisha
@myeastofedenTo borrow a line from Drake: I’m more than just a number. But if I had to pick one, I’d be a 7 — not perfect, just honest about it.
I’m Alisha: 30, a Christ-follower, married to my husband Keiron, and mom to our daughter Zoe. East of Eden is where I write weekly about faith, culture, and relationships — a curious mix of the relevant and reverential, covering everything from religion and politics to pop culture to the quieter, more personal stuff.
I’m slightly off-kilter (but aren’t all “ar-teeests”?) and not your average girl. Hope you enjoy the rantings — don’t take the sarcasm too seriously, and know that comments are always welcome. Very welcome… ahem, HINT, HINT, HINT.
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