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Hello. I’m Tasha.

I am dreamer, a Hapa girl, wife to Matt, and mama to 3 little warriors: 2 wild boys and 1 little lady. I love french fries, world maps and Stabilo pens. A coffee-drinker, storyteller, and kimchi-eater;  I was made to walk where cultures collide, on dirt roads and carefully placed cobblestone streets. Jesus is my heartbeat.

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It’s a beautiful day. #ontheprairie #littleexplorers
Happy 7th Birthday weekend to this fierce and tender-hearted boy. We love you, Timo.
These giggling girls are making my day. #cousinbesties
I love hanging out with this guy. We had a such a great time at the annual celebrity cook-off for @childrensbureauinc tonight.
Matt brought this mixed media piece home from a street market in Havana 🇨🇺 and I love it. It even has the restaurant/bar that Hemingway frequented while living there. It reminds me of what it feels like in dreams: bumping from scene to connected scene without fully comprehending all of the connections just yet. Now to find the right spot for it...
Prayer doesn’t ask for perfection or require a socially accepted form of piety. Prayer asks for our entire personhood. It doesn’t require eloquence or entertainment; it’s hospitable and welcomes in the honest and strange parts of us. Prayer has the power to move us from our isolated, individual needs and offers us connection. . Link to read the rest in my bio. Also, how can I pray for you today?

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