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Tiny Wheels, Big Imagination
When I was little — barely two or three years old — my world revolved around a bright red pedal fire truck. It looked just like the classic metal ones: shiny red body, white wheels, a tiny bell on the front, and a steering wheel that made me feel like I was in charge of… Continue reading
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Where Quiet Roads Meet City Lights
By Michelle Allen I’ve always lived in the kind of place where the loudest sound at night is the wind moving through the trees. My hometown isn’t a city at all — it’s a village, the kind where everyone waves when they pass you on the road and the biggest excitement is the annual Forth… Continue reading
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When a Birth Certificate Changes Everything
By Michelle Allen Lately, life has been full in the best ways—warm Oklahoma evenings, long stretches of sunshine, and the simple joy of spending time with my boyfriend. Add in the final push of coursework for a couple of classes, and writing has taken a back seat. But even when I’m not at my keyboard,… Continue reading
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💛The Things We Hold On To
Some childhood treasures stay with us not because of what they are, but because of who they connect us to — the hands that gave them, the memories wrapped around them, the traditions they carried forward. For me, that treasure was a book: Twas the Night Before Christmas by Clement Moore. It was a gift… Continue reading
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🌿 What Is Your Mission?
This question has been sitting with me lately — not in a loud, demanding way, but in a quiet, persistent whisper that keeps returning when the world finally slows down enough for me to hear it. What is your mission? It’s a question that can feel overwhelming if we think of it as something grand… Continue reading
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🌿What Are Your Thoughts on the Concept of Living a Very Long Life
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about longevity — not just the number of years we live, but the quality of the life inside those years. Maybe it’s the season I’m in, maybe it’s the stories I’ve been reading, or maybe it’s simply that quiet nudge in my spirit that says, “Pay attention.” Whatever the… Continue reading
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What Could You Do Differently?
What Could You Do Differently? It’s such a simple question on the surface… but if you sit with it long enough, it becomes one of the most powerful mirrors you’ll ever look into. What could you do differently? Not what should someone else do differently. Not what went wrong. Not who hurt you. Just you.… Continue reading
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If You Had a Freeway Billboard…
My writing prompt today stopped me in my tracks: “If you had a giant billboard on the freeway, what would it say?” At first, it felt like a fun little thought experiment — but the more I sat with it, the deeper it became. A billboard is quick. Bold. Impossible to ignore. It’s the kind… Continue reading
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Leading with Heart, Learning with Eyes Open
A Lesson I Wish I Had Learned Earlier in Life By Michelle Allen I wish I had learned earlier that trust is sacred—but not everyone holds it with the same reverence. For much of my life, I assumed that others shared my values: honesty, compassion, loyalty, and a desire to uplift those around them. I… Continue reading
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🌿 What Brings a Tear of Joy to Your Eye?
By Michelle Allen There’s a kind of tear that doesn’t come from sorrow or pain—it wells up from somewhere deeper. It’s the tear that slips out when your heart is so full it spills over. The kind that catches you off guard in the middle of a quiet moment, a shared laugh, or a memory… Continue reading
