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Kristene has worn many hats throughout her life, and with each one, she is always "holding a pen." Writing has been her mode of communication since she was a child. And, she feels as though she is her most authentic self when she writes. The act of writing itself helps her connect the dots as she researches the things that pique her interest. It also allows for her creativity, perspective, and encouraging (although sometimes challenging) voice the freedom to be heard while maintaining her love for quiet days and introverted reflection.


Kristene is a published author, a ghostwriter with a theological bent, and owns a publishing service. She loves to help first time authors bring their redemption story to life.


But her most important job is that of wife, mother, and grandmother. And for that, she is thankful!

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Aug 20, 20265 min
When You Love Jesus, but Still Can't Remember Where You Put Your Keys
This is the first blog post in a series entitled, The Beautiful ADHD Brain. So, you just opened the front door, steaming hot tea in a to-go cup in one hand (lid's a little loose), that thing you absolutely need today in the other, ready to leave. And then you realize, you can't find your keys. You sit your tea down (the lid falls off), double check that your glasses are on your head, and look under yesterday's mail. You empty your purse. Check the basket on the entry hall table where you...

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Aug 6, 20263 min
When Wonder Breaks In
I was supposed to be working. Instead, I found myself staring out of my window watching the leaves on a tree dance gracefully in the wind. I was mesmerized so I made myself a cup of tea and turned on some music to fit the mood (I highly recommend Tony Anderson's music. Think "Narnia the Musical"). Then I returned to my observing. After a while, I closed my eyes and let the music fill my soul. Have you ever noticed that this kind of listening seems to alter your breathing patterns? I did. It...

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Jul 21, 20263 min
The Artistry of Navigating Seasons
Have you ever noticed that when seasons change, something different is often required of us? Some seasons invite us to plant, to dream, begin something new, and trust God with seeds we may not see grow for a good while. Some seasons are for tending. They ask us to show up faithfully, often in quiet ordinary ways, that may not seem remarkable, but matter deeply. Of course, harvest seasons tend to come upon us in an unexpected manner. They remind us to receive with gratitude, celebrate God's...

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