SUNDAY ~ HOPE, PURPOSE & PROVISION Inside today. Bitter cold outside. Snow settled deep. Stillness outdoors. Intention within. After spending time with the Lord this morning, I begin my day the way I often do on winter Sundays—watching my Pastor deliver his sermon online. When the roads are unsafe and the cold is unforgiving, staying home isn’t just a preference; it’s wisdom. Not only for the elderly, but for me as well. More snow fell overnight.The temperature today is hovering around ten degrees. There’s a quiet beauty as I sit here staring out my window—quiet, peaceful, not even the birds are out in these bitter freezing temperatures. There is a familiar feeling that comes over me== that sense of being confined. Longing for fresh air. For sunshine. For ease. I know many of you understand this reality deeply. Being shut-in doesn’t just limit movement—it can limit options. And when you’re living on a monthly Social Security check or a very fixed income, days like this can feel heavy. Confining. Even a little discouraging. That’s one of the reasons Ageless Wisdom with Grandma Grady exists. From the beginning, my vision was to offer hope—not only emotional and spiritual hope, but practical hope. A way to stay connected. A way to be part of something meaningful. And yes, a way to create income from home, even when leaving the house isn’t possible. There are systems in place now that allow me to show up, learn, and grow—right from where I am. I don’t have to drive. I don’t have to brave the cold. I simply have to be willing to stay consistent and show up. And every day, through the Unlimited Wisdom community, I spend an hour with others—sharing stories, listening, learning from Robert’s wisdom. That hour matters more than I can put into words. It keeps loneliness at bay. It reminds me that I am still connected. Still participating in life. Still seen. If you are longing for company… If you just want someone to listen… If you want to feel part of something again…

SUNDAY ~ GRATITUDE & GOD'S FINAL WORD Morning light. New month. Sacred remembering. Hope standing tall. Today is the first day of February. A new week. A new chapter. And my heart feels especially full. Sundays always invite me to slow down, but today they also invite me to remember. Years ago, three doctors—in three different places, Thailand, Texas, and Tennessee—looked at me and told me the same thing: You will never be able to conceive. Man had spoken. But God had not. And then—God did what only God can do. He gave me a beautiful little girl. Born three minutes before midnight on Valentine’s Day. A living reminder that love has timing.That hope has a heartbeat. And that God always has the final word. When I look back now, I see how close despair and miracle can stand to one another. How easily we can believe what we’re told—until God interrupts the story with His truth. This new month begins with gratitude in my spirit. Not just for what God did then—but for what He is still doing now. TODAY'S REFLECTION What God has spoken over your life outweighs every diagnosis, limitation, or verdict spoken by man. Prayer God, Thank You for the miracles we remember and the ones still unfolding. Thank You for reminding us that You are not bound by human conclusions. Help us trust Your promises when the evidence says otherwise. Strengthen our faith to believe that what You have spoken will come to pass—in Your time and in Your way. As this new month and new week begin,we place our hope not in what we see,but in who You are. Amen. 🙏 Until tomorrow, may you begin this week with gratitude, walk forward in faith, and remember—God always has the final word. With love, Grandma Grady 💕

FRIDAY ~ INTEGRATION & GRATITUDE Inside. Quiet again. Breath slower.Week settling into place. I’m back at my desk this morning, the same view outside—snow still lingering, softened now by time and footsteps. The rush of the week has eased, and what remains feels quieter, fuller. My Bible is still open where I left it. My notebook carries the traces of conversations, thoughts, prayers. The chair beneath me feels familiar—steady. This week held movement. Anticipation and Connection. Moments that stretched me and moments that confirmed what I already knew. I’m learning that Fridays aren’t meant to push us forward as much as they are meant to help us take stock. To notice what landed. What shifted. What deserves gratitude before we move on. God doesn’t waste a single moment. Even the ones that felt uncertain at first. Especially those. So today, I pause—not to analyze, but to acknowledge. The growth. The grace. The quiet ways God met me right where I was. TODAY'S REFLECTION Before you rush into what’s next, take a moment to honor what this week has already given you. PRAYER God, Thank You for carrying us through this week—for the seen and unseen ways You guided, protected, and stretched us. Help us integrate what we’ve learned and release what no longer needs to be carried forward. Teach us to end this week with gratitude rather than exhaustion, with trust rather than striving. As we move toward rest, may our hearts remain open and our spirits grounded in You. Amen. 🙏 Until tomorrow, may you rest well, release gently, and remember—you are never alone. With love, Grandma Grady

THURSDAY ~ PRESENCE & PURPOSE Inside. Steady. Expectant.Snow still resting. Heart awake. I’m sitting at my desk this morning, wrapped in quiet, the world outside still softened by snow. The light filters in gently, not demanding attention—just offering itself. My Bible is open. My notebook is next to me. My coffee has gone cold more than once. Today holds something meaningful. Later this afternoon, I’ll be going live on Zoom with my mentor—an opportunity born not out of striving, but out of relationship, trust, and time. I’ve learned that purpose doesn’t usually rush us. It unfolds when we’re ready to receive it. As I sit here, I’m reminded that being present is often the greatest preparation. Not rehearsing every word. Not anticipating every outcome. Just being fully here—grounded in who I am and grateful for how far I’ve come. God doesn’t ask us to manufacture significance. He asks us to show up honestly and let Him do the arranging. TODAY'S REFLECTION Purpose becomes clearer when we stop trying to control the moment and choose to be fully present. PRAYER God, Thank You for the quiet moments that steady us before meaningful conversations. Help us remain present, not pressured.Grounded, not rushed.May our words be guided, our hearts be open,and our trust rest in You rather than outcomes. Today, we choose presence over performance and peace over striving. Amen. 🙏 Until tomorrow, may you remain grounded, speak with authenticity, and remember—you are never alone. With love, Grandma Grady

WEDNESDAY ~ ANTICIPATION & ALIGNMENT Inside. Warm. Quiet joy. Snow holding the ground. Life gathering. I’m sitting at my desk this morning, looking out at my backyard blanketed in white—everything softened, everything hushed. The snow hasn’t chased life away; it’s invited it closer. The sparrows are busy.The red robins hop in and out, bold as ever. And this morning, a new visitor arrived—a beautiful red-headed woodpecker, striking and unexpected, perched confidently at the feeder. I watched them for a while before doing anything else. Their timing. Their trust. Their knowing when to show up. There’s a quiet excitement stirring in me today. Tomorrow, I’ll be going live on Zoom with my mentor, @Robert Hollis —someone who has profoundly shaped my growth, my healing, and my understanding of purpose. The invitation feels aligned. Timely. Peaceful. I’ve learned that when God is arranging something meaningful, He often wraps it in calm rather than chaos. Anticipation doesn’t have to be anxious. It can be settled. Grounded. Grateful. Just like this morning—snow resting, birds gathering,and something good about to unfold. TODAY'S REFLECTION Notice what feels aligned rather than rushed. Excitement rooted in peace is often a sign you’re exactly where you’re meant to be. PRAYER God, Thank You for the moments of anticipation that arrive without anxiety. Help us recognize when You are quietly preparing something good. Teach us to wait with trust, to watch with gratitude, and to step forward with confidence when the time comes. May we stay present in today while welcoming what tomorrow holds. Amen. 🙏 Until tomorrow, may you remain present, trust the timing, and remember—you are never alone. With love, Grandma Grady