The Sunday Best
Some of our favourite and most popular content and discoveries during the last week!
Most Popular PktFuel.com post: Where The Heart Is » – Not long ago, I drove four hours to see my Grandfather, who has since died of emphysema. I hadn’t seen him (we call him ‘Pa’) for about ten years. And he had never met my children. Things have happened in my family that have torn us apart. It’s messy and complicated, uncomfortable and upsetting… Read more here »
Other popular posts this week included:
2. Always Home »
3. The Couch and the Open House »
4. Vulnerability and Trust »
5. My Heart »
Cause we've supported: This week we gave to help Dr OReilly Fight Pediatric Cancer – Organised by the beautiful soul, Brandon Stanton – the man behind Humans of New York. We are BIG fans! Together we raised over $1 million dollars in 9 days.
Article we loved: Brian McLaren's article called “Doubt: The Tides of Faith“
Quote I've been pondering: “Meaningful living is not to have what you love BUT to love what you have.” – Unknown
Music I am loving: Mutemath's “Used To” from their latest album called, “Vitals” – I've listened to this song on repeat ALL WEEK!
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