The Life Letters: Blue Tape

The chaos of 2020 will forever be branded in our memories for many reasons. But in the Glaser house, there was the added plot twist of an emergency foster placement for two-and-a-half-year-old twin boys.

The Life Letters: It’s Not About What We Bring to the Table

We now had six children under the age of 10 and three with intense special needs. My old SUV contained four carseats, and I walked around town with a double stroller with an attachable hover board for a third rider.

The Life Letters: Hard is Not the Same as Wrong

A store employee’s comment about Jordyn’s family helped her reflect that it’s following God’s prompting that matters, not the world’s opinions.

The Life Letters: The Both/And of the Story

Whatever part of the story we are in, we can have faith that God is good and He is capable of writing the next chapter. It is not possible to remove the pain, or the hurt, or the grief of this journey, but we can stay the course and remain faithful to the call we have been given.

The Life Letters: We Aren’t Meant to Walk This Journey Alone

We need people who cheer us on, listen quietly, or show up with meals. We need people to come alongside and hold up our arms when we get weary, because we will, and just as importantly we need to do the same for others.