Identity Edition (May/June 2019)

volume 8, issue 3 

may/june 2019

MAY - JUNE 2019 

CONTRIBUTORS 

- writers - 

OLIVIA NICKERSON / REBECCA CARAWAY / LISA ELIS / JULIA 

FINDLEY / SARAH CNOSSEN / EMILY SEAVER / KATIE FRENCH 

/ BETHANY RUSHING / RACHEL BONENFANT / VICTORIA IGE / 

LINDSEY BOMGREN 

- head photographer - 

LEAH BUFFALINO 

- illustrations - 

EMMA FORDHAM / CAMI FORDHAM 

- design - 

AMANDA BROWN 

Volume No. 8, Issue No. 3 

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THEME: IDENTITY 

kingdom creative: lindsey bomgren 06 

daughter 10 

JOURNAL ENTRY NO. 3 43 

helper 45 

friend 13 

on 

being 

a sister 

34 

unfixable 

52 


unfixable 52 

comparison 57 

artist 18 

christian 23 


follower 27 


helper 

45 

sister 34 


student 38 

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cover: photo of Emily Furtney by Leah Buffalino

EDITOR’S NOTE 

Amanda Brown 

EDITOR - IN - CHIEF 

I love writing bios. Yep! You read that right. I just think it's so cool to 

see what people say when they have less than 60 words to introduce 

themselves. What would you say? How do you sum yourself, your life, 

your personality, YOU in just 60 words? 

My bedroom walls aren't white and covered in succulents. I don't own 

a pair of Birckenstocks or overalls. I still don't use texting lingo. I used 

to be ashamed that my walls are hot pink because that isn't what's "in" 

right now. But then I realized . . . my walls are ME. They're covered in 

stars cut out from plain old printer paper and pages cut out from a Nat 

Geo magazine featuring NASA and space ship launches. The walls are 

bright pink because I have a loving mother who thought it was a good 

idea long ago. 

I'm the girl who celebrates the advent of spring by eating a bowl of fruit 

loops outside our school's cafeteria. I love music from the '40s and '50s, 

but also modern acoustic. I'd rather wear a tulle skirt and t-strap heels 

than plain old jeans. I forget people's birthdays but remember what 

their life goals are. 

I'm a combination of the people that have loved me, the books that I've 

read, the songs that have spoken to me, and the flowery embroidered 

dresses I wear daily. 

Who are you? If you could only use 60 words, what would you say? 

We can't wait to meet you within these pages. 

amanda brown + team

I AM ME 

i think i forgot that i knew that 

chipped nail polish is aesthetic 

and that messy bed head hair 

flying in the summer breeze 

is freedom 

that acne scars 

aren't something to be ashamed of 

but rather to be proud of 

imperfections aren't ugly. 

they're treasures 

i think i forgot that 

and focused on pretending to be perfect 

when lol that's not me so dude 

slap on that makeup if you wanna, 

but don't cover up the jewel you are. 

— julia ryan

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MAY/JUNE 2019 

OHBELOVEDONE.COM 

a note about the artwork // 

throughout the magazine, you'll find random facts hidden in the background of 

pages. these were collected from our readers and are all true. 

(at least, as far as we know.) 

at first, many of them labeled themselves "uninteresting." 

but soon we busted that myth. 

we also asked readers to submit one noun or adjective they feel best fit them. the 

results were so inspiring. see page 50 for their answers. 

i don't have a 

middle name 

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k i n g d o m 

c r e a t i v e s 

meet lindsey bomgren 

FOR THE GIRL 

STRUGGLING 

WITH "FIT" 

Finding your identity in being fit is a 

slippery slope. Here's what has helped me 

put things in perspective: I believe that 

God created each of us to do amazing 

things. And in order to do those things 

we need to be at our best physically 

and mentally. For me (and for most 

people) that involves daily movement + 

wholesome nutrition. Staying healthy 

and being at my personal best is all part 

of doing the Kingdom work we were 

designed for. 

an active take on creativity 

CREATIVE 

OUTLETS 

My creative outlets include writing 

both workout plans for the group 

fitness classes I teach, as well as 

writing content for my blog. I also 

teach group fitness + film workout 

videos. I love a good walk listening 

to an inspiring podcast, typically 

dreaming up new business plans. I'm 

always so inspired by hearing other 

entrepreneurs' stories. 

Photography by Alma Films 

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GOD-GIVEN 

TRAITS 

how God has 

prepped me for 

my purpose 

ADVICE 

for fellow 

creatives 

I firmly believe that you can do anything 

you put your mind to . . . but I also 

believe that not all “passions” are meant 

to bring financial benefit. The moment I 

took financial gain and pressure off of my 

passion was the moment my passion came 

back to life. obo 

I'm a passionate go-getter and 

hard worker. I love getting to be an 

energizing and upbeat part of people's 

day through group fitness. Before 

every class I say a quick prayer that 

as I lead class, others would see a 

glimpse of Jesus in me, my words, 

and actions throughout class. 

follow lindsey at www.nourishmovelove.com or instagram @nourishmovelove 

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hello 

my name is 

broken 

unfixable 

i truly believe this 

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me in 60 words or less 

remember—almost every girl in america likes starbucks 

and netflix. be original. what makes you different? 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 . OHBELOVEDONE.COM 

'cuz no one teaches you how to be a daughter 

by rebecca caraway 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM DAUGHTER 

I 

am the oldest daughter (and 

child) in my family. I have 

always felt a huge amount of 

pressure from my parents to do 

what's right, be responsible, and 

be a good example to my younger 

siblings. The pressure of all this 

has sometimes been too much to 

deal with. I have often failed in 

what I'm supposed and expected 

to do. 

I think a lot of people struggle 

with being a good daughter . . . 

and I have a theory why. 

to focus on doing good in school, 

being a good sister, and being a 

good friend. It’s a lot to handle 

and than you have to think about 

being a good daughter. It’s too 

much and sometimes something 

just has to slip through the cracks. 

No one is perfect! 

I put so much focus on school, 

work, friends, and siblings that 

sometimes I just forget about my 

role as a daughter. 

No one 

teaches you 

how to be 

a daughter. 

One day you’re born or adopted 

and suddenly you are someone's 

daughter. There are hundreds 

of books and devotionals about 

being a good sister, mom, and 

wife; but not much about being a 

good daughter. 

I know this all sounds a little bit 

silly, but let's be honest: it's hard 

to be a good daughter. You have 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM DAUGHTER 

so, how do we 

fulfill our role 

as daughters? 

Is it just respecting our parents? 

Well, I think yes. I think all parents 

really want from their kids is for them 

to succeed. They want us to succeed 

in school and work. They want us to 

be kind to our friends and be a good 

example for our siblings. I believe, 

above all else, that's all they want. 

Also, they want respect: for all they 

do for us, they just want to be shown 

respect and appreciation in return. 

Remember that our parents are people 

too, and all people just want to feel 

appreciated and respected for all they 

do. obo 

i adore llamas 

meet the 

author 

Rebecca lives in Southern California with her eight younger siblings. She is currently a senior in high school and plans to study 

journalism and English in college. She loves spending time with friends, listening to music, and writing. You can often find her 

in a coffee shop hanging out with friends. 

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a true + good friend will try to guide you back to the LORD 

by olivia nickerson 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A FRIEND 

We had known each other 

since we were three years 

old, and up until I was 

ten years old, we were best friends. 

Never would I have thought that our 

friendship would end. 

But it did. 

Long story short, something happened 

that changed how she treated me. I 

tried to be her friend many times, and 

a couple of times we did start to be 

friends again, but we didn’t mesh well 

anymore. I was nervous around her, 

and things had changed. We grew far 

apart after that, each becoming people 

with different lives and different 

interests. 

We were too different now. 

Fast forward to now. I have a close 

circle of friends who care for me 

and love me for who I am. They will 

correct me if needed and laugh with 

me over the silliest of things. These 

people are the friends who will last a 

lifetime (God-willing). 

To be honest with you, I haven’t had 

the greatest track record for having 

friends like these. I think it’s fairly 

normal for younger kids to be in and 

out of friendships, but stuff like the 

beginning story (where I thought I 

had a great friend forever) happened 

until I was twelve. 

I know in my heart I really wanted a 

best friend. To me, that was someone 

who I could talk to about anything. 

It was basically a sister who wasn’t 

actually my sister. 

Even if I had never voiced my prayers 

for someone like that, the Lord knew 

my heart and my desires. He sent 

along not only one friend, but over 

the course of a short period of time, a 

close group of friends. 

I believe that it’s so crucial for girls 

to have good friends, and more 

importantly, Christian ones. Here are 

some things I want to share with you 

that I’ve learned over the years (even 

up to this day!) from others, mistakes, 

experiences, and some flop friendships. 

i 

have 

used 

a 

to 

friend 

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i n f l u e n c e 

Y O U R F R I E N D S I N F L U E N C E Y O U 

Your friends influence you. Whether 

you believe it or not, they do. I know 

I was quite ignorant for several years 

about that particular fact. 

Often, we think we can be safe from 

not-so-good influences. And yes, while 

it’s true that there are times when 

you can be a good influence on your 

friends, I know that they can still have 

a powerful influence on you. 

keep this 

in mind 

if you are starting to become close with a 

friend. That person will influence your 

attitude, your responses, and your 

thinking. If this friend is leading you 

down the wrong path, away from what 

you know is right, and ultimately what 

God says is right, you should distance 

yourself from being close friends with 

that person. A true and good friend 

will try to guide you back to the Lord, 

not try to keep you from Him. 

Be careful about deciding which 

friends will be close ones and 

which ones won’t. It’s okay to have 

discernment among friends. 

I think it’s good and normal to have 

some close friends and some “friendlyfriends.” 

While those particular 

“friendly-friends” may be great people 

to hang around with, they aren’t 

always the best to get close to. 

The reason for that is because their 

worldviews and opinions on things 

//those 

"friendly 

friends " 

aren't always 

the best to get 

close to. 

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can be the wrong kind of influence for 

your life. 

The friends you will want to 

keep close to you will push you 

to be a young woman of the 

Lord, to strive after Him in 

all your ways. 

Who do you want in your bridal party? 

I’m serious! If I ever end up getting 

married one day, those girls in my 

bridal party are going to be my closest 

friends. 

always pushed me towards God rather 

than pull me away from Him. 

Now, of course no friend is going to 

be perfect. I know I am not, by any 

means. But you know Who is? Jesus. 

It’s so encouraging to have a faithful 

and loving Saviour Who will never fail 

us. We can always talk to Him about 

anything, and He’ll always be there. obo 

They are going to be the ones who 

have helped me to grow, who have 

helped to keep me from the wrong 

path, who have encouraged me, 

stabilized me, and really just been 

there for me through the good and 

the bad. They are the ones who have 

i speak italian 

meet the 

author 

Olivia Nickerson is a high-school student, growing writer, and a Christian saved by grace. She loves Lindt chocolate, being an 

aunt to little Jasper, spending time with her family and friends, and dreaming. Besides writing, Olivia loves spending time with 

her family and friends in almost any way, playing board games, sports, and music. 

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i'm a licensed nutritionist 

they say art is self-expression but i never really got that 

by lisa elis 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE AN ARTIST 

Hi, I’m Lisa, and I call myself and artist. 

But what does that mean to me? 

my origin story // Drawing has always 

been a part of me, since before I could 

remember. I have my mom to give 

credit to, because she taught me, and 

she drew with me for my entertainment 

when I was a toddler. The story 

goes that every time she’d ask me, 

“What do you want me to draw?”, I’d 

reply, “A girl.” That seems legit, since 

I’ve been drawing mostly girls ever 

since. 

how art affects me // Artistic talent 

is something I get to be proud of. I 

get attention for my skills and I’m not 

going to deny–I like that. But I know 

what it means to draw for me too. Just 

because I enjoy it. Lately, my siblings, 

who also possess the artistic streak, 

have been catching up to me talent 

wise and I started realizing I’M NOT 

AS ATTENTION WORTHY AS I 

THOUGHT I WAS, but that’s okay 

–it does good to my humility. 

what i do // I’m mostly self-taught and my specialty is portraits in 

pencil. Actually, pencil is my best medium, and with it I’ve successfully 

tried still life, landscape, animals, and various other subjects. 

I have also experimented with color pencils, chalk, pastel, pens, 

acrylics, watercolors, mixed media, and some digital art. Personally, 

I prefer the mediums that are simple, not messy–but then I love 

expanding my horizons and experimenting with different things. 

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what i believe about being an 

artist // I believe being an artist 

isn’t strictly limited to drawing, 

or any sort of visual creation 

that we label as art. I think 

that everyone who creates is an 

artist, and that because we were 

made in the image of our Creator, 

every human is a creative 

and therefore an artist. 

I believe that everyone who 

does his job well and skillfully 

and finds joy in it is an artist. 

The dictionary says one definition 

of artist is “a person skilled 

at a particular task or occupation.” 

Everyone is born with the 

potential to be an artist, and if 

you chase your talent, you will 

be. 

what my art does for others // Call 

me ignorant and selfish, but I never 

intentionally made it my purpose to do 

good to others through my art, but it 

happened anyway. Encouraged by my 

parents, I have often drawn for people 

(especially their portraits, but also for 

birthdays and cards) and it brings me 

great satisfaction if it cheers them up. 

I like to say that I aspire to be a ray of 

sunshine, and I’m happy to think that 

drawing for people is a start to that. 

what art does for me // They say art is self-expression but I never really got 

that. I draw because it’s fun. I draw for the satisfaction of creating. I draw 

because it’s a relaxing, therapeutic hobby for me–it calms me down. It allows 

me to slow down (I’m naturally a very fast, hurried person)–and in fact, it 

makes me feel like I’m wasting time, which I love, because I’m still being 

productive. 

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an interlude story 

"How much for a cup of coffee?" 

I ask the barista over the 

counter. Maybe it would stimulate 

my artist's imagination. 

She fills my cup to the brim. 

"Don't worry about it." 

It makes me unique 

– gives me some measure 

of purpose and 

satisfaction – it’s a service 

I can do to others 

– it’s a gift God game 

– it’s a gift for me to 

give out – it’s a way of 

self care – it’s expression 

– it’s discipline 

– is a reason to push 

myself forward – it’s 

a way to grow – it’s a 

lens through which I 

can explore the world 

– it’s a way for me 

to find happiness in 

small things. 

And then inspiration strikes. 

My pencil flies across the paper. 

When I'm done, I rip out the 

page. "This is for you." 

"Thank you!" she says, face 

lighting up. 

I watch her photograph it and 

paste it on the wall. It shows a 

steaming cup of coffee and a paper 

bag that declares their tagline, 

"Drink the coffee you love. 

Love the coffee you drink." 

The next time I come, the owner 

waves me over. He thanks 

me for the picture, expressing 

how he likes that I included the 

slogan. 

“Coming up with that line took 

a lot of thought.” 

I grin. “My pleasure.” 

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FUTURE 

I’ve come to realize that as long 

as I don’t push myself forward 

I’ll stay right where I am. I’m 

not concerned about losing the 

talent, but rather of growing 

stagnant and lazy. I’ve realized 

that God gave me this gift, and 

so He expects me to use it. 

I don’t have an option of 

“Should I work on my art 

skilled, or shouldn’t I?” I want 

to grow and get better and 

discover what He means me to 

do with it. 

what i'd like to tell young artists 

Truth be told, I don’t have a lot of advice to give 

because I’ve only scratched the surface when it 

comes to art – but I can tell you this. What you’re 

doing matters. You might feel like you’re so small 

that it can’t possibly count – but small things are 

incredibly important. Keep on working, because 

as the song goes, “if you could only see, the way 

that you shine.” You can’t see the impact of what 

you’re doing now, and that’s good for you. But 

be faithful in what God gave you. Nurture that 

talent. Someday you’ll get it. obo 

meet the 

author 

Lisa Elis is a busy high school junior from Canada who spends her free time chasing many literary interests. She's also into art 

and design, orchids and sunshine, plus all things that grow her wanderlust. Find her scrambling to post every week at www. 

thisinkwell.blogspot.com. 

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i can't shake my reputation // it's followed me everywhere 

by julia findley 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A CHRISTIAN 

I 

am known as my brother's little 

sister. 

It's followed me everywhere. I can’t 

shake that reputation. Even after 

moving away from my home state, 

people knew my brother. 

But what if that's how my faith was? 

Following me everywhere, people 

always thinking of me as Christ's little 

follower, spoken of with awe. 

As a Christian, that's how our lives 

should be. We are supposed to be little 

Christs, and we should be unashamed 

of our faith. 

But like I have been ashamed of being 

known as my brother's little sister, we 

are ashamed to show what makes us 

the chosen children of God. We should 

stand out, stand loud and proud! 

Why? Because that's who we are. 

What if everywhere you went people 

called you “the little Christ”? 

i drink 6 cups of 

coffee a day 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A CHRISTIAN 

In this day and age we, see Christians 

backing away from conflict, afraid 

of what the media will say about us. 

We see a few people standing up and 

we admire them. Sure, we post on 

facebook or instagram, but that is for 

who? Our other Christian friends? 

What about living boldly for Christ? 

Is it uncomfortable? Oh absolutely! 

But is it worth the lost souls who could 

be saved by grace? Oh yes it is! What 

does your identity as a Christian look 

like? 

I’m known as my brother's little sister, 

but I want to be known as Christ’ little 

follower. obo 

Imagine the 

impact 

your faith 

could have. 

meet the 

author 

Julia is a student who loves to travel and loves to use her words to impact others. When she is not working you can 

find her sipping coffee, strumming her ukulele Bucky, studying or napping. 

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journal entry 

Who do you think people know you as? Are you the person who's perfect for class president? The 

girl with the ukelele? The wallflower? What are some ways you can instead be known as Christ 

follower? 

background: vecteezy 

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>>>> 

followers are not overly submissive, indecisive sea-cucumbers 

by sarah cnossen 

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There are natural-born leaders & 

natural-born followers. There are 

times to lead, as well as times to 

follow. What is the role of a follower? 

Why should we submit to authority? 

In what ways are we followers? 

I 

am a follower. I would much 

rather someone else take the 

responsibility of making decisions 

and have control in all the necessary 

situations, then tell me what I may do 

to help. It’s so easy to throw the burden 

of decisions on someone else. 

All too often though, we grumble at 

the same decision now made because 

it doesn’t line up with what we expected/wanted. 

And then we obey however 

reluctantly, and with lack of joy. Sound 

familiar? 

There are many elements that make up 

this particular identity, but only two 

stand out to me. 

i've played violin for 17 years 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A FOLLOWER 

a f o l l 

o w e r 

{listens} 

They are humble—they are servant-hearted. 

But that doesn’t 

mean leaders are the total 

opposite. 

While leaders have the rather 

heavy burden of caring for and 

guiding their people, followers 

are simply to be humble & 

trusting. In order for a people 

to thrive, they must listen to 

the wisdom amd authority of 

those leaders. 

That said, followers are not 

overly submissive, indecisive 

sea cucumbers. They have 

minds of their own! And the 

diversity of a people, while 

it can cause division in some 

situations, is what makes them 

great. If everyone in the community 

were mindless sheep, 

what a dull life it would be. 

This flows right into the question 

of submitting to authority. 

Simply put, as Christians, it is 

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our God-given duty to obey those 

leaders God has put in place (whether 

we like them or not). Romans 

13:1 is likely the most common passage 

where we find this duty: “Every 

person is to be in subjection to the 

governing authorities. For there is 

no authority except from God, and 

those which exist are established by 

God.” 

Likewise, 1 Peter 2:13 and 17 say, 

For such is the will of God 

that by doing right you may 

silence the ignorance of 

foolish men… Honor all 

people, love the brotherhood, 

fear God, honor the 

king. 

Good or bad, God has allowed those 

who govern our cities, states, country, 

etc. to be in those specific positions. 

He alone knows the role they will play 

in this world, and we in turn know 

ours. Whether you’re a natural-born 

leader, or a follower, we are to comply 

with our authorities, and exercise 

humility & listening ears. In this, we 

are shining a light for our Lord, and 

showing the world the loving God we 

follow & serve. 

i'm addicted to goldf ish 

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a f o l l 

o w e r 

{acts} 

Remember the sea cucumber? 

Followers are not idle. They 

have an important job! They 

are invaluable! 

If everyone were a leader, 

NOTHING would ever be 

accomplished. Jesus Himself 

requests of us to follow Him. 

That’s where our title Christian 

comes from, meaning “little 

Christ” or “Christ follower.” 

Being such is not easy. In fact, 

He says we must “deny [ourselves], 

take up [our] cross, and 

follow Him.” (Matt. 16:24) 

That’s quite a statement. And 

far easier to read here than to 

act on, am I right? 

In what ways are we followers? 

This could be in the classroom, 

at the job-site, even at home! 

As a student, we are under the 

guidance of our teachers—no 

matter the age. 

Throughout life, we will never 

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cease to learn. And what good is 

learning something if it is never put 

into practice? As an employee, we 

are to follow the directives given for 

our particular position. That’s what 

we’re are paid for, right? No time 

put in, no paycheck! 

At home, we’re under the authority 

and wisdom of our parents, and 

once married, it transfers to our 

husbands. If the children of the 

home are humble, servant-hearted 

followers, what a peaceful, welcoming 

household it would be! 

+ a dash of obedience 

Obedience plays a huge part in the 

action of a follower in any and all 

of these positions. By obeying our 

leaders—government, employer, 

parents, etc.—we are ultimately 

being obedient to God. And that is 

quite possibly the greatest form of 

action! 

+ a smidge of joy 

So. What is the identity of a follower? 

They listen. 

They act. 

Simple, right? 

But I would add to both of these 

elements that they should do so 

with joy. Seems impossible at times, 

yes, and we feel the need to scream 

in frustration more often than not. 

But what a difference is seen in 

our characters when we do things 

joyfully! 

I believe joy is a habit to be made. 

Practice makes perfect, and striving 

to find joy in every action can 

change our perspective on life and 

leave a legacy for others to follow. 

In essence, by being a FOLLOWER, 

you are, in all reality, LEADING. 

A follower listens with humility. 

And acts with joy. obo 

meet the 

author 

Sarah Cnossen is a stay-at-home wife to Evan & mama to Gabe. She’s a native Tennessean, a daughter of the King, 

an aspiring writer, and avid reader & reviewer of books. She blogs at sarah-plainandaverage.blogspot.com, and is 

99.9% sure she’s a Disney princess and that she married her Beast. 

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let's change the culture's perspective of sisters 

by emily seaver

MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A SISTER 

I've been a sister since I 

was eighteen months old. 

That was when the sister next-in-line 

(and my best friend) was born. I've been 

told pretty much since that time that we 

would be best friends. I'm so thankful 

for that now. Never have I ever dealt 

with the elementary school drama of 

best friends forever, nor been depressed 

because my best friend is spending more 

time with her boyfriend then me. 

There's always a listening ear, because 

next to my mom, I tell my sister 

everything. She knows my hopes, fears, 

dreams, crushes, and nearly everything 

there is to know about me. 

When people hear that my sister is my 

best friend, I either get surprised looks, 

or an aw-you-don't-have-any-friends-soyour-sister-has-to-be-your-best-friend 

look. People seem to assume that if you 

have a "normal family" you and your 

sisters will always fight, all the time. 

That's not right. 

As Christians, we need to remember 

that God put us in our family, even 

when we don't always get along. I think, 

if it is important enough to us, that we 

can change the culture's perspective of 

sisters. We can show those around us 

that siblings were 

not created to fight, and use our 

relationship to be a light for Christ. 

i read only nancy drew novels 

until i was 14 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A SISTER 

How many of your current best friends 

will still be your BFF in twenty years? 

Probably none. Will you still be around 

your sister somewhat frequently in 

twenty years? That's a whole lot more 

likely. 

When thinking about sibling 

relationships from that perspective, 

it seems strange that we don't put a 

whole lot more work into our sisterfriendships. 

If you had just moved into a house, 

would you put more work into it if you 

were living there for one year, or the 

rest of your life? It wouldn't make sense 

to spend money on paint, carpet and 

hardwood, furniture, and decor if you 

were going to sell it almost as soon as 

you finished. 

Our friend relationships are like that: 

we'll be with our friends a little while, 

but when we move/go to college/start a 

new school, we naturally aren't going to 

be as close. But sister relationships will 

last a lifetime. 

sister relationships 

will last a lifetime. 

One of the ways you can pour into those 

relationships is time. I forget how much my 

little sisters look up to me, and love when I 

spend time with them. 

Whether it's just reading a book to them, or 

taking them out for a milkshake, I think every 

quality minute you spend with your sister 

will be pouring into them. Even if they don't 

seem to appreciate it, spending time is sowing 

seeds you will reap later. If you take them out 

to ice cream, then spend the whole time on 

your phone, that doesn't count as quality time. 

Ask them questions. Ask about school, and 

what they've been doing lately. Ask about their 

extracurricular activities. 

Spending quality time is only going to help 

your relationship, which will lead to a closeknit 

friendship, if not a best-friendship. Sisters 

can be your best friends or enemies, and it is 

our responsibility to make that friendship as 

strong as possible. obo 

meet the 

author 

Emily lives in sunny, ever-humid South Carolina and co-blogs at growingintofriends.com. She spends her days being creative 

and dreaming up impractical yet exciting ideas when she doesn't have to deal with reality. She is a freshman in highschool, uses 

as many big words as she can find, and reads every book she can get her hands on. 

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List five things you can do in the upcoming week to bond with your sibling(s). If you don't have 

any, choose someone in your church or at your school you can befriend and encourage. 

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come to education with a gratitude mindset 

by katie french 

OH BELOVED ONE | 38

MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A STUDENT 

i say that i believe 

in Christ. 

That my faith is in Him, that He is my all. Yet, I struggle. 

Struggle to see His hand in everything, struggle to submit to 

His will when things don’t go my way, struggle to rest in Him. 

This is me on a daily basis, when life is going fine, 

when things are relatively easy. 

When life gets hard, the struggles inflate to a 

practically unbearable level. They feel heavy, 

defeating, and impossible to overcome. We are 

often told that there is light at the end of the 

tunnel, but sometimes that tunnel just seems too 

long, too daunting, too dark to navigate through. 

This is how I felt when I started college—like I was 

entering a tunnel that I would never make it out 

of. Thousands of miles from home, surrounded by 

countless unfamiliar faces. And this would not be 

temporary. Three to four years. Class after class. 

Thousands of assignments. Endless cafeteria meals. 

All in all, this illustration leads 

me to touch on a very important 

issue—one’s identity as a student. 

Yes, as Christians, our first identity 

is in Christ. He is our everything, 

and His image should define 

our lives. However, many of us, 

particularly between the ages of 5 

and 25, have another identity as 

well—identity as students. 

We are called to listen, learn, and 

evaluate the world through a lens 

that truly sees. We are to explore 

and marvel at God’s creation and 

the many wonders He has made. 

I think we can all attest, however, 

that this mindset—submission to 

our identity as students—is easier 

acknowledged than actually lived 

out. 

Many of us go through our 

academic experience with a geter-done 

mindset. We are in school 

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because we have to be, checking 

classes and credits off a list, on autopilot 

mode the entire time with 

little care to actually absorb the 

information that we are learning 

for more than the next test. 

This is a sad reality. Learning is an 

opportunity, yet we often view it as 

a chore or painful experience that 

we must somehow get through. 

So, how do we cope with this? 

How do we solve this seemingly 

impossible dilemma? Below are 

a few pieces of advice on how to 

strive to effectively embody one’s 

identity as a student. 

View education as your job. 

O 

N 

E 

While one does not get paid for 

his or her education (usually), it 

is most often equivalent to the 

workload of a full time job. 

One must get up and go to classes 

five or more days a week for seven 

or eight hours a day and do work 

outside of that in order to meet all 

necessary requirements. While seen 

as difficult and strenuous at times, 

this is REAL life, which is why 

viewing education as preparation 

for the future—working a job—is a 

game changer. 

With this mindset, students will be 

able to combat the temptation to 

view education in a negative light 

more effectively. Fortunately, this 

mindset was ingrained in me from 

a young age because the classical 

Christian school I attended (from 

kindergarten through twelfth 

grade) always encouraged students 

to view education as our vocation 

and calling from God, with the 

slogan “Loving and Learning for 

a Lifetime.” 

While this by no means implies 

that I’ve always had the perfect 

attitude towards school, it has 

helped me embrace it in a more 

meaningful way. To recognize that 

homework is an opportunity to 

reinforce what I am taught in the 

classroom, that tests are a platform 

for me to demonstrate how much 

I understand the information, and 

that projects are a means of putting 

into action what I’ve learned. 

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T 

Come to education with a 

gratitude mindset. 

still fail to thank God for 

There are a lot of people on 

that. 

this earth who do not have 

the opportunity to receive a 

proper education. They may 

live in third world countries 

that do not have access to 

education, or they may live 

in regions where education 

isn’t allowed (example: girls 

in Saudi Arabia). 

W 

We (or at least I am assuming 

that this is the case for 

most Oh Beloved One readers) 

have multiple education 

options at our fingertips yet 

Additionally, we should 

merely be grateful that we 

have something worth studying 

and learning about—the 

beautiful world around us 

and everything in it. We live 

on an intelligently designed 

planet, filled with countless 

species and other created 

things. We will NEVER run 

out of things to find out 

more about, and that is truly 

astonishing. 

O 

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THREE 

Jesus valued His education so we should too. 

Jesus Christ, while embodying 

the form of a man on 

earth, received an education 

in the temple. Luke 2:46-47 

describes Christ’s academic 

experience, highlighting the 

moment when Mary and 

Joseph found Him after 

much searching: 

After three days 

they found him 

in the temple, 

sitting among the 

teachers, 

listening to them 

+ asking them 

questions. 

// 

And all who 

heard him were 

amazed at his 

understanding and 

his answers. 

Obviously, Christ strove to get 

the most that He could out of 

His education. He desired to 

learn and understand what He 

was learning, which He was 

able to do perfectly because HE 

IS GOD. 

Furthermore, when asked why 

He remained in the temple, 

Christ’s response demonstrates 

His submission to His identity 

as a student. 

“And he said to them, "Why 

were you looking for me? Did 

you not know that I must be in 

my Father's house?” Luke 2:49 

Since we are made in God’s 

image, why shouldn’t we desire 

education as fervently as He did 

and submit to our identity as 

students as He did? The answer 

to this is that we SHOULD 

have a Christ-like mindset 

towards education, striving to 

learn and submit like He did. 

So, my friends, many of 

whom are high school 

or college students with 

seemingly impossible 

workloads, infinite amounts 

of homework, and much 

more on your plates than 

what seems reasonable or 

manageable; I give you 

this charge, a piece of 

encouragement that you can 

take with you as you strive 

to complete your academic 

journey, as you live out your 

identity as a student— 

continue to press on, do not 

give up, accept the calling 

God has given you. obo 

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journal entry 


Use the space below to plan out next semester. List all your classes and extracurriculars; then 

write next to each one how you can use it to be a blessing. This might be something as simple as 

encouraging a science teacher or signing up for an outreach activity you feel you won't have time 

for. 

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us 

RUN 

with endurance 

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us 

looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith



my goal should've been holiness + serving God wholly 

by bethany rushing 

OH BELOVED ONE | 45

MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM YOU ARE A HELPER 

Throughout my teenage years, I 

was obsessed with weddings 

and would constantly dream 

about being a bride one day. I wanted 

to find the right guy of course; but I 

almost sacrificed waiting for the right 

guy so that I could have a big beautiful 

wedding as soon as possible. I'm so 

thankful that God gently drew me back 

to Himself, and in the process taught me 

that I was seeking to be the wrong kind 

of bride. 

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Thy Maker 

is thine husband; 

the LORD of 

hosts 

is his 

name; and 

thy Redeemer 

the Holy One 

of Israel; 

The God of 

the whole 

earth 

shall he be 

called. 

Isaiah 54:5 

There is nothing necessarily wrong 

with dreaming about your wedding 

day. The Bible frequently discusses the 

concept of marriage. In fact, Jesus' first 

public miracle happened at a wedding. 

God knows weddings are a big deal! It is 

the start of a new covenant, and of a 

new family. 

The "cause" or reason for this leaving 

and cleaving was mentioned in the 

verses just before: marriage is to be a 

picture of Christ's love (the husband's 

love) for the church (His bride). Marriage 

is an incredible gift to us as God's 

creation, but also a heavy undertaking. 

And I was totally missing that. 

To me, marriage was just what happened 

after a perfect, fairy-tale day of 

celebration. 

It is certainly not difficult to be 

reminded of romance and weddings 

in the world we live in. Every girl has 

a Pinterest board full of photo ideas, 

wedding gown designs, and cliche 

framed quotes. Nearly every movie 

has a romantic relationship in it, if 

the plot itself isn't centered around a 

wedding. You can go on Instagram and 

tap the hashtag #relationshipgoals or 

#weddinggoals and suddenly you're 

surrounded by unrealistic expectations. 

Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 7:34-35, 

"The unmarried woman careth for the 

things of the Lord, that she may be 

holy both in body and in spirit: but 

she that is married careth for the things 

of the world, how she may please her 

husband. And this I speak for your 

own profit. . . that ye may attend upon 

the Lord without distraction." 

As an unmarried young person, my goal 

should have been holiness and serving 

God with my whole heart. But as a wife, 

I now have another task. In addition to 

my pursuit of the Lord, I am responsible 

for the care of my husband. 

I wish I had made the most of my time 

as a single person, instead of constantly 

seeking romance. Wedded bliss should 

not be the goal; holiness should be 

the goal. When God finally brought 

my now-husband into my life, we each 

had to ask ourselves, "Will this person 

aid my ministry and help me become 

more holy, or hinder my ministry and 

my journey toward holiness?" 

Our wedding day was one of the best 

i didn't lose my 

first tooth until 

i was 8 

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"For this cause shall a man leave 

his father and mother, and shall be 

joined unto his wife, and they two 

shall be one flesh," Paul wrote in 

Ephesians 5:31. 

days of my life. Marriage is a gift. My 

husband is a romantic and I love him 

for it. But even now, as a married 

woman, I have to make sure that my 

goal is not to continually draw happiness 

from our relationship. 

If I build my life solely on how happy 

my husband makes me, I will be disappointed. 

He is wonderful, but he is not 

perfect. However, if I constantly pursue 

Christ and rest in the fact that He 

loves me, these truths will impact how 

I love Him and love others. It takes the 

focus off of me and the romance and 

happiness in my life, and turns it to 

Jesus and the people He has brought 

into my life. 

If I find my identity in being the bride 

of Christ, then I will no longer follow 

meaningless pursuits. My focus will be 

on Christ, what He has done for me, 

and how I can serve and know Him 

better. obo 

meet the 

author 

Bethany Rushing is a wanderlusting, chai-latte-drinking minimalist introvert always looking for new folk music. She 

writes at her blog Made to Mindful. When she's not brainstorming for a new blog post, you can find her playing her 

guitar, creating in the kitchen, analyzing personalities, or taking pictures of her plant babies. 

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journal entry 

What identity are you seeking after with all your heart? Take a little time to be introspective 

and take some heart inventory. Why do you want this identity? Are you lifting it above your ultimate 

identity? 


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im learning korean 

i go through days of wanting to fix myself 

by rachel bonenfant 

OH BELOVED ONE | 50

MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM UNFIXABLE 

we 

Comparison is the thief of all joy. 

We all like to compare ourselves to one another. As a girl I know I 

tend to bring a scale with me everywhere; this scale weighs how much 

better other people are, compared to myself. We think that we could be 

better looking, a better person, a better teacher, or a better friend or 

in better shape: in our minds, there is always more we could do with 

ourselves. 

are 

The worst person to work for is you. If our motivation is driven by 

our own hopes we will never reach it. Humanity always has the aim 

to be perfect, but that's not our job. The word perfection is only 

rightfully given to God. 

We are unfixable. I go through my days wanting to fix myself; wanting 

to fix my acne-filled face, my insecure thoughts, and my muffin-top 

belly. After our tries and fixings we will never feel satisfied. We might 

feel happy for a time, but that success and progress can all change 

with the snap of a finger. Only God can satisfy you forever. 

u n F ixa x bl e 

i have two 

different-colored 

eyes 

Though we may change in appearance, in words or in actions, He never 

does. His words, his presence, his work in our lives all add up to a love 

that will always be reliable. 

Love demands a deep compassion to serve and treat each other as 

family; the Lord loves us as if He was our human father. The world 

often says that God is a father of judgment which is true, but He is 

also the Father of love and grace. There is a huge pendulum of figuring 

out how we are enough or the complete opposite: saying this is me and 

others just have to deal with it. 

So many people in this world try their best, but yet never reach their 

goal: they call themselves not enough. Then we have the other side 

where people that think they can’t change. They use the phrase, “this is 

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"Though the mountains be shaken and the hills be removed, yet my 

unfailing love for you will not be shaken." (Isaiah 54:10) 

me” as an advocate for their behavior. Their 

pride is the size of the Eiffel tower and they 

can’t even realize that they might be problem. 

The fact that we keep telling ourselves that we 

can’t change is actually telling ourselves we 

won’t change. We have to find the balance of 

finding out that Jesus is enough over the fact 

that this is just who I am. 

These facts about ourselves have captivated 

my mind because I know God didn’t make 

us to live on our own and put every ounce of 

work on our two shoulders. 

No, He gave us a desire His love and strength. 

God wants us to be victorious, fit, and 

beautiful; He just doesn’t want us to do it by 

ourselves. Include your heavenly Father in 

each trial and you will find satisfaction. We 

have to be content and humble to understand 

we need God’s love. 

1 Samuel 16:7, “The Lord does not look at 

the things man looks at. Man looks at the 

outward appearance, but the Lord looks at 

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the heart." There are days when I want other 

people’s appearance or I want other people’s 

achievements, but in reality God only equips 

me for my good and for my bad. We so often 

want to switch places because we only see 

their good; we are simply not seeing their 

bad. 

You’re not seeing the work they have put in, 

the late nights of demeaning thoughts, and 

the long hours of questioning themselves. 

God has equipped us for our own battles. 

In 1 Samuel chapter one, it tells the beloved 

story of Hannah. 

In the beginning of Hannah’s story, she began 

with an empty womb; she was a woman who 

could not have any kids. Her husband had 

another wife, Peninnah, who had many sons 

and daughters. 

We can all be found desiring 

something we see the Lord 

giving to someone else. We 

always see Him blessing them in 

the very areas He’s withholding 

from us. We look at them and 

feel set aside. We feel forgotten. 

Although Hannah could have pulled away 

from God and thought well this is just how 

it is, instead she prayed. Hannah didn’t take 

matters into her own hands: she pressed into 

God and brought her desperate cries to Him. 

She had unflinching faith. When she felt 

empty and neglected by God, she could have 

lost heart, but she refused to stray from God’s 

words. 

She possessed a faith that was not contingent 

upon her circumstances but her faith was 

based on a good a faithful God. 

In 1 Samuel 1:20a, it stated, “In the course of 

time Hannah became pregnant.” She was not 

pregnant within her first prayer, but in God’s 

timing. God hadn’t made Hannah wait to 

punish her, but for Samuel’s purpose in God’s 

plan. 

He 

is 

enough 

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He hadn’t been uncaring to her desires; 

He simply loves us too much to answer 

our prayers at any other time than the 

right time. 

God has a plan for each of us; it includes 

good and bad times. Even in the Old 

Testament there was comparison between 

one another. Our Creator has given us 

unique stories that only we can fulfill. 

Our insecurities, our battles, our questioning 

thoughts are a part of this story. 

Focus on your growth and what’s best for 

you rather than comparing. 

If I was secure in whom I was then I 

would never feel the need to be closer to 

God or closer to others. The Lord put us 

through trails so that we might feel the 

need for Him. We aren’t enough by ourselves; 

we need Him pushing through life 

with us. At times we may feel unfixable, 

but if we line up our desires with God’s 

grace we will find ourselves to be enough. obo 

i' am dyslexic 

but that will not make me stop 

reading 

meet the 

author 

One often will describe Rachel Bonenfant as being joyful and enthusiastic. She is a simple Michigander who loves 

to express Jesus’ love through writing! She genuinely loves kids and is currently looking into pursuing a job with 

one-on-one time with them. 

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comp 

aris 

on 

by victoria ige 

Some days you may sit with comparison. 

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MAY/JUNE 2019 OHBELOVEDONE.COM COMPARISON 

person like you. I know it's the most 

cheesy thing ever; like the kind of stuff 

your mother tells you to make you feel 

good about yourself. 

But that's exactly the point. 

The number one thing that makes us 

forget who we are is comparison. 

I'm not sure why, but everybody has a bit 

of low self esteem in their bones. Some 

have lots of it (hands up here). Everybody 

has green eyes—we just compare ourselves 

with each other. It's one of the saddest 

thing about life. 

I love this whole idea of everybody being 

their own unique and special. How I got 

the idea is something I can't fathom. 

But I believe it. Not because I want to or 

because it feels good (it does feel good, 

though), but because it's true—fact or 

not.2:9). 

But sometimes we forget all these truths 

when we look at others and wish to be in 

their shoes. That is, Comparison. 

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We are a royal 

priesthood, a 

chosen generation, 

a peculiar people, 

beautiful city on a 

hill (1 Peter 2:9). 

But sometimes we forget all these truths 

when we look at others and wish to be in 

their shoes. That is, Comparison. 

And if you're battling comparison. I think 

you should start right there—choose to 

believe it. Believe you're your own unique 

and special- peculiar. Believe all that God 

says about you. And that there is no other 

Feeling good about yourself is the 

only sign that says you don't wish for 

someone else's life—no comparison. 

Believe it and see that it's all beautiful 

when you wake one faithful day 

to walk out confidently and not 

understand why in the world anybody 

will feel like someone else is better 

than them. Because you love yourself 

and you would never even dream of 

changing any part of you in any way. 

Because really, there's nothing to 

compare about. 

Some days will be different though. 

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Some days you will sit with your friend 

and listen to her tell you joyfully how 

much better she feels, how much she's 

progressing. And you'll probably be all 

smiles, hug her and act really excited 

about the whole news. Maybe it will all be 

genuine celebration for her. 

Then it will get misty and comparison will 

come wearing a black caftan and a black 

turban over his head. 

how far she has gone in life. You're right 

where you were when you first met her. 

Look how high up she is. She's so cool. 

She has achieved a lot. Don't you ever 

wonder how you appear before others? 

You can't even stand next to her. She's 

better. She's better. You're never good 

enough." 

"Oh. I see your point." You'll say with 

your eyes on your feet. 

= 

= 

"I am comparison." He will say. 

I know the drill, honey. It's just a point 

in a downward spiral 

= 

towards low self 

"So?" You'll probably reply. 

esteem. It's not new. Some days you may 

converse with comparison. You may sit 

"I want to teach you what real living is opposite him at the diner and his sister— 

like." 

jealousy—will be right beside him. And 

it might make you love life less, cause 

"Do I not know how to really live?" You that set will talk all the love and joy out 

may ask. 

of you. 

And comparison will explain: "Well, it 

doesn't seem like it. Look at your friend, 

= 

i want to open a ceramics studio 

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it's all field work, 

baby. 

= 

But then, it's going to be sunshine if you 

simply know and believe one truth: you 

are different. And different is a good 

thing. Different is unique and special in 

this world, a world that puts God on the 

side of life, instead of at the center. 

It's all field work, baby. Start with that 

belief and tell God what you're struggling 

with. God is the only one who will ever 

know what it really feels like for you to 

feel like you're not enough. He wants to 

help you understand that your life never 

should be a measuring tool in this world. 

He made you amazing. Nothing can 

change that. 

When comparison comes again to 

"lecture" you and brings jealousy as an 

assistant, you already know how to live 

life. Because there's only one way to live 

it: the way you're already living it, as the 

person God wants you to be. 

meet the 

author 

= 

No one else. obo 

Victoria Ige is a lover of email letters that spends her day writing and sending out inspirational and peppy email 

letters. She enjoys meal prepping for dinner parties, talking about dreams & ambitions, red, flowers and #lovely... 

Join the #lovely... right here: https://mailchi.mp/6def053b5290/victoriaige. 

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journal entry 

Get ugly for a minute. Write down all the things you dislike about yourself. It could be a your 

impatience, the way you laugh, the level of frizziness you have to deal with when it gets humid 

(same girl, same), or something you've done in your past. 


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