Sarah Locke
Sarah is a self-proclaimed work in progress, who strives to open her eyes to new ideas and new ways of thinking daily. Her faith in God continues to show her just where to show up. She and her husband, Jaye, both Atlanta area natives, have two daughters. Sarah is an avid Georgia Bulldog fan as she graduated with a Broadcast Journalism degree from UGA. She is currently a part-time freelance writer and is launching her first blog – Angels in Progress in 2019. Stay tuned for more info!
The Gift of a Shift
Many people start a new year with resolutions, goals, hopes and dreams. January is a perfect time to dig deep and uncover something new and fresh. I, personally, have never been big on resolutions...
The Unexpected Question Every Person Should Expect
I sat there stunned at the pediatrician’s office as tears poured down my daughter’s face. The nurse looked shocked. How was I not prepared for this question? I had mentally prepared for it with...
The Art of Saying “No” in a Yes World
When did the word “no” become so hard to say and even harder for our children to hear? When my kids were little, “no” flowed easily out of my mouth as fingers approached electrical...
Living Your Greatest Show
“Come alive, come alive; go and light your light, let it burn so bright.” These words and so many more jumped out at me as I watched the movie The Greatest Showman. This movie...
Answer the Call – A Journey through ALS
I remember sitting at my kitchen table one morning when my phone rang and I had a sinking feeling the person calling me had bad news. One of my very best friends – who...
The World Needs Your Flavor
Everyone has flavor.
A few months ago, on one of those warm February days in Georgia (yes it does happen), our family of four took to the trails at Fowler Park, a local Forsyth County...
Living La Vida Local
Ready, set, action – cue the stars – in this case, moms running local businesses (momtrepreneurs anyone?)! I love supporting local businesses and love to get to know the brains behind them. Who are...
New Year not so New You
"Happy New Year!" "Out with the old, in with the new!" "New year, new you!" These phrases and many more usher in thoughts of hope as the clock changes each year from 11:59 p.m....