Taylorisms If freezing time was an option October 13, 2022 by Taylor M. Rysdon 2 Comments Finding out I was pregnant nearly two years following the birth of Grant was a shock. Jon and I hadn’t been trying… Read More
Taylorisms Is it really a lonely life? May 12, 2022 by Taylor M. Rysdon No Comments It’s hard not to feel a sense of pride at being able to hold it together all the time, but it’s also incredibly difficult to... Read More
Taylorisms Tiny footprints and long hallways October 5, 2021 by Taylor M. Rysdon No Comments And here we are, enrolled in local “school” (daycare), continuing our parenting story from the days where he relied on us to provide his next... Read More
Taylorisms Let your light shine September 27, 2021 by Taylor M. Rysdon 2 Comments You’ve managed to convince yourself that your light won’t be nearly bright enough to illuminate a room, let alone bring joy to someone else, or... Read More
Taylorisms Perfectionism — The Thief of Joy August 16, 2021 by Taylor M. Rysdon No Comments Being a perfectionist has robbed me of my joy. Not just in this season of life, but every season that came before it. Read More
Taylorisms You are FINE Dining April 22, 2021 by Taylor M. Rysdon No Comments As women, there’s a lot expected of us. But it’s time we remember that we are fine dining. Like a fine dining experience, let’s take... Read More
Taylorisms Grace from Above January 25, 2021 by Taylor M. Rysdon No Comments The God of second and third and fourth chances was willing to see the man again, willing to remind the man of the grace and... Read More
Taylorisms Happy FIRST Monday of 2021 January 4, 2021 by Taylor M. Rysdon No Comments It’s okay to start over. Read More
Taylorisms Why Corporate America “seems” transactional November 18, 2020 by Taylor M. Rysdon No Comments Corporate America and its foundation from infancy is transactional. If you find yourself often feeling like a resource more than a human being it’s because... Read More
Purse to Diaper Bag Taylorisms A Black Mother’s Burdens October 16, 2020 by Taylor M. Rysdon 3 Comments Vote for my sons. Read More