Thoughts from Audrey Jackson Wright on a broken but beautiful life
It started filling me the moment I saw those two pink lines there in the bathroom on Christmas Eve. The test, plastic and insignificant to most people walking through the grocery store aisle suddenly became the most significant object I've known as I laid it on the small edge of the counter by the sink. …
Continue reading "On motherhood and fear [and the only prayer that really matters]"
Just the other morning, half awake and half dressed (Those pregnancy night hot flashes are no joke), I stumbled in to the living room and saw my husband half asleep on the couch. He didn’t have his glasses on and he peered at me with groggy, dark eyes as I kissed him on the forehead. …
Continue reading "On Celery Juice [and why it’s become a part of my daily routine]"
I buried myself in the couch cushions, listening to the rain outside the window. A grimace on my face, I wiped tears from my cheeks and stared out at the gray, dark sky. At least it isn’t snowing. Sticking my feet further in to the crease of the couch cushions, I reached down and pulled …
In an attempt to reflect on our first year of marriage, I’ve been scratching out a few thoughts on things I’ve learned during these past [almost] 365 days. *** For the most part, when we go places together, we take Geoff’s vehicle. There are several reasons for this. For starters, he has those nice seat …
Continue reading "On my messy car and my messy heart [and the messiness of marriage]"
In an attempt to reflect on our first year of marriage, I’ve been scratching out a few thoughts on things I’ve learned during these past [almost] 365 days. *** Before Geoff and I were engaged, I begged him to take me camping in Red River Gorge, KY. I painted an idealistic picture of us sitting …
Continue reading "On how to cook bacon [and navigating who is right and wrong in marriage]"
If you follow me on any sort of social platform, you know know by now that ten months in to marriage, Geoff and I are three months pregnant with our first child. I'll go ahead and answer the question most people are asking by this point. No, we didn't plan it. A friend recently asked …
Continue reading "On finding out I was going to be a mom [and miraculous God]"
White snow flakes dance outside our large, open window --A somewhat normal occurrence in these mountains I've called home the last nine months. The slow, deep song of my tea kettle warming water breaks the silence of our home. I breath in. And out. Today there is no 'To-Do' list. Looking outside, I smile with contentment …
Continue reading "On throwing out expectations [and living with expectancy]"
