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xoxo, Diana

A 20 something’s musings of Christ, passion, and life lessons

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  1. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    Blue Hour (opens the original)

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    I wish time would stop right hereWhere I feel the warmth of your embrace I’ve had a long day I missed youYou make sunrise look inadequate When I think about love, I picture you I can rest in your moonlit glowRest is no longer a dream I can’t imagine peace without youYou have made existing so much easier

  2. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    Needle Drop Necessities (opens the original)

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    Hey y’all! So…this was supposed to be my first post of 2026, but then ya girl got writer’s block and lost track of time. I decided to make something that challenges my mind creatively because I’ve been trying to get my drive back. This is probably going to be a series (tbd because I don’t know) but I hope you enjoy this short story of songs that I’ve wanted to hear on my needle drop soundtrack ideas!*Needle drop-an industry term that describes the use of a song in a film, television show, or any

  3. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    We Need Rockstars in Christian Music (opens the original)

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    Me and my husband are huge music fans. My husband is also a musician himself who runs what is essentially his own radio station on YouTube. I have been vocal about my love of music before, I mean heck, that’s part of why this blog was launched in the first place, but I drifted away from that for a while and now I’m feeling like I need to go back to my roots.I can say with my chest that despite me identifying as a Christian, I don’t listen to a lot of Christian music. I can literally count on one

  4. Issue · Aug 31, 2026

    Why is my childhood so interesting now? (opens the original)

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    I was born in 2005, which if you ask me, is one of the most confusingly beautiful years to be birthed. Because I’m not old enough to remember the iPhone’s first launch, but I’m old enough to recall everybody’s thoughts about Obama’s second term. I grew up with VHS tapes and CD players being the norm in cars, but I have no idea what a floppy disk is or how it works. So whenever I think about my childhood, I tend to think about the things that most millennials would want to have buried in their gr

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