You Are Loved

Here's a very important thing to remember on Valentine's Day.



Remember that You Are Loved.

It's also important to remember on every other day of the year.





And especially when you are feeling lonely.




If you need someone to love you, there are always at least three people who care about you.

One is Jesus. He loves you and thinks you're amazing.

And then there’s me: I love you.

And, it goes without saying, the penguins on this site adore you.

And before you say “Naw aw,“ there are three of us (four if you include the baby penguin) and only one of you, so there. :-p

Isn't it nice to be loved by a penguin?





Always remember that You Are Loved.

Learning to Glow

As we grow, we begin to glow.

If you haven't learned to glow yet, it's okay.

It takes time.

It takes breathing sunshine and exhaling fresh, pure air.


Let your spirit grow, and you will begin to glow.

Breathe what gives you life.

I still believe in Fairy Tales

When things get tough, remember that your life is a fairy tale.

Every fairy tale has adventures — journeys and quests and swashbuckling and wild seas and monsters to slay.

It has magical (miraculous) powers given to small and humble orphans, for them to discover that they are princes and princesses — children of The King — to grow up to defeat powerful enemies.

And every fairy tale must have a villain (or thirty-seven thousand of them), but in the end, evil is vanquished, orphans are restored to their places as princes and princesses, and everyone lives happily ever after.

If your life is difficult right now, just remember that your fairy tale isn't over yet.

Hold out for Happily Ever After.


I'm here to assure you that it exists.

Umbrella Penguin

This penguin loves the umbrella I've given it.

It also loves walking in the rain.

Even at night.

And look, it's found a little green friend who loves the rain, too.





Rubber duckies, however, might possibly prefer a bubble bath instead.

Yellow Umbrella

It's wet out there.

You might need one of these.

It's not just for keeping the rain off — it's a powerful weapon for warding off the darkness.

Walk down the dark, cold, rainy street holding up one of these sunny beacons of hope, and everyone around you will smile.

Unless they are grouchy because they are cold, dark, and rainy, and then you can give it to them!

I'm pretty sure that would make them smile.