Danc-ing
verb
1. move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.
2. (of someone's eyes) sparkle brightly with pleasure or excitement.
Rain
noun
1. moisture condensed from the atmosphere that falls visibly in separate drops.
2. used to convey that a specified thing is falling in large or overwhelming quantities.
Hi.
My name is Elissa.
I'm a failed church kid.
Washington state transplant.
My mom thinks I'm funny.
I have a heart for the lonely, the new kids, those who feel invisible in a crowd.
Mental health is on my heart.
I’m learning to accept the rain and be resilient.
Jesus is my long-time friend and savior.
Learning to find beautiful in the broken.
That’s me, Elissa. Let's be friends.
This blog is so beautiful, Elissa! I'm excited to see where you'll take it. <3
ReplyDeleteLove your blogs and your heart lady. Write about real and messy; love and life.
ReplyDeleteXo, Kenzie
Oh, love your bio! What do you mean by failed church kid?
ReplyDeleteI love that you want to pursue dancing professionally - what does that look like exactly. for you at least? I love dancing and do it whenever I can and am currently taking hip hop lessons. And my current novel in progress that I'm writing is called LET ME MEET DEATH DANCING, a novel about relationships, breakups, life, identity, and dancing all centered around a conservative Christian girl.
Can't wait to see more of your blog . . . I didn't see a way to follow?
keturahskorner.blogspot.com
This place is awesome. :D Dancing is so cool - though I'm not so great at it. Lol! Glad to meet you!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I tagged you in a post called Get To Know Me Tag at my blog! <3 <3
Danielle | silverphoenixwriter.blogspot.com
I just found your blog, and I absolutely love it! The design, the content, your voice . . . everything is just awesome. I'll definitely be following :)
ReplyDeleteEleanor | On the Other Side of Reality
Hey, how can I follow this blog?
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