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Contemporary Abstract Expressionist Artist in Pinnacle North Carolina, and Freelance Writer

Don’t Pretend With God

January 18, 2021 ~ juabstracts

There is a lesson I am learning this year. I told God before he New year, I was going to be more honest than ever before in all ways. What that means is I lay more of the ugly down and pray whether I want to or not. Second, I also acknowledge inside when something … Continue reading Don’t Pretend With God

Only The Winds-Lesson of Letting Go

January 16, 2021January 18, 2021 ~ juabstracts

I watched a favorite video of mine that is very deep, and it is a mesmerizing video about a boy that plays with a sheet, it flies away, he chases after it, he ends up being tied up, gives up, lies back and suddenly breaks free from the strings. Shards of glass or paper, fly … Continue reading Only The Winds-Lesson of Letting Go

Christian: Stop Trying So Hard, do this instead!

January 15, 2021January 17, 2021 ~ juabstracts

I am a big fan of Author Bonnie Gray, of: Finding Spiritual Whitespace, and thanks to her work I have learned that God is not far at all. She teaches us to enjoy everyday moments and invite God into them. From what I see and hear from most Christians is to try to be perfect, … Continue reading Christian: Stop Trying So Hard, do this instead!

What Is At The End Of The Rope?

January 12, 2021 ~ juabstracts

For months now I have sacrificed my time getting upset over something I cannot control. I would wake up every day and worry about it, and became obsessed with it. It was deeply upsetting. As a Christian, I am to look to God everyday, and I did, but he cannot connect easily with us if … Continue reading What Is At The End Of The Rope?

Fitness and an Unexpected Emotional Benefit

January 5, 2021 ~ juabstracts

I have been working out hard since before Christmas, and have been on a stationary bike, slowly upping my time. On alternate days, I try some strength training, ballet, and walk some. The bike, however has helped me emotionally in ways I never thought possible. I prayed to God before I began this exercise journey … Continue reading Fitness and an Unexpected Emotional Benefit

The Good, Bad and Ugly of the Carnivore Diet

December 29, 2020December 31, 2020 ~ juabstracts ~ 1 Comment

I was in a migraine group last year that promoted and suggested the Carnivore diet. People have reversed their insulin resistance with this method and it has also helped migraines and other disorders. In June of 2019, I did it and here is what happened: I read up on it by going to Kevin Stock's … Continue reading The Good, Bad and Ugly of the Carnivore Diet

What Works for Migraines(Seriously)

December 29, 2020December 29, 2020 ~ juabstracts

I have been a migraine sufferer for many years. It took the past two years to finally work on it, and figure out what I could do. For those reading this, keep in mind it is individual, and what might work for me, might not work for you. In late 2018, I found a Facebook … Continue reading What Works for Migraines(Seriously)

We Forget How Good Exercise Makes Us Feel

December 29, 2020December 31, 2020 ~ juabstracts

Over a period of four months, my weight went up. In the Summer, I lied around, eating Cool Ranch Doritos, and eating Starlight Mints. I got hooked on cream sodas also. I did not think anything about it until I finally weighed myself a few weeks before Christmas. My weight has never been higher in … Continue reading We Forget How Good Exercise Makes Us Feel

The God who gave birds

December 22, 2020 ~ juabstracts

I am sitting tonight, a few days before Christmas, thinking about the good in this year. I came up with a good one-the birds. When I worked and lived at the man's house I took care of, birds were outside the window. The second I saw my room, and noticed wide open curtains to a … Continue reading The God who gave birds

Noticing Everything and Loving It

December 14, 2020 ~ juabstracts

I have been fascinated with Nature and sunlight more with each passing day. I used to long for an escape somewhere at a park, and felt like I could not enjoy nature unless I was somewhere special. It took my Father's death for me to start noticing more. Sounds strange, but he was so domineering … Continue reading Noticing Everything and Loving It

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