Laura Polk
Designer.Writer.Follower.

I’m a cleaner. With three little mess makers, you might not know it if you walk into my house on any given day. But, if you’d look closely you’d probably see it. I like to know that things are
clean. That they have ...

When I was a teenager, I worked part-time in a local linen shop. It wasn’t the kind of place you’d expect to find most teenagers. In fact, in the sum total of the three years I worked there, I
probably saw less than a handful come through the store. We sold linens: Sheets. Pillows. Towels. ...

Day Thirty: Spirit-filled
It’s fitting that today is Halloween. This weekend, I had several opportunities to watch scary movies, and read a few ghost stories. ...
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Day Twenty-nine: Lasting Change
When I was a young teenager, moving to a new town, I decided that I would transform myself. ...
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Day Twenty-eight: Prayer is Pivotal
For many, prayer is a difficult and confusing thing. It should be simple, right? But we worry if we’re doing it ...
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Day Twenty-Seven: Cleaning Up the Aftermath
Nearly thirty years ago, my mother moved me and my brother to a small town in North Carolina. It was the one in which she’d grown up. The ...
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Day Twenty-Six:
During one of the most difficult seasons of our trial, I had three flat tires in six months. Yep. It felt like I couldn’t even tap the gas pedal without one of ...
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Day Twenty-five: Perfect Progress
Before I was a Christian, Christians scared me. What was it with these perfect people? And why were they so intent on pulling me into perfection? I would never live up to their standards. Didn’t
they know what a mess ...