Oma's Musings

Simple living, purposeful days, and a little wisdom for the journey.

A Little About Me

Hi, I’m so glad you’re here.

I’m passionate about encouraging women to simplify life — in their homes, their minds, and their hearts. Through Oma’s Musings, I share practical tips and gentle wisdom from my own journey toward a more minimal and meaningful life.

Now in retirement, I’ve found more time to grow in God’s Word and to learn new things. Whether you’re an empty nester like me or a young mom in a busy season, I hope to offer encouragement and simple tools to help you find peace and joy in your everyday life.

I believe true contentment comes from living according to God’s Word. Through Jesus, we can experience a supernatural peace and a life filled with purpose.

I love to read, learn, and listen — and I consider it a joy to pass along what I’ve gathered so you can feel more inspired, informed, and a little less overwhelmed.

Let’s walk this journey together 💛
— Oma

EMBRACING THE EMPTY NEST AND BEYOND

THE HEARTBEAT OF OMA’S MUSINGS

If you’re woman in the empty nest years or retiree looking to declutter, organize, and thrive in your senior years, you’ve come to the right place! Join me as I share practical tips on home organization, technology hacks, and ways to stay active and productive. Let’s navigate this new chapter together with wisdom, creativity, and a touch of humor.

BLOG POSTS

When Motivation Fades, Keep Walking Anyway

I came across an old voice note the other day—something I recorded years ago while I was walking one summer day. It was one of those brutally hot, humid mornings where just stepping outside made you sweat.The Rhythm I Once Had I had gotten into a strong rhythm back...

Why Am I Still Rushing?

The Habit I Didn't Expect to Bring Into Retirement You would think that after retiring, I’d be all about slowing down—savoring the quiet mornings, lingering over coffee, and moving through the day with ease. But the truth is... I’m still rushing. And this morning, I...

When Mama Bear Has to Let Go

Being a mama bear doesn’t stop just because our babies grow up.There’s a fierce kind of love that God stitched into the heart of a mother—a love that longs to protect, to shield, to fix everything that could ever harm her child.But what happens when that child grows...