Rainy Days with Tabs

Rainy Days with Tabs

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Rainy Days with Tabs episodes

  • So..What a time 2021

    Annndd it's a wrap. What a year! Rainy Days Fam, this podcast would be nothing without you! Please enjoy a recap of my year as I ask myself interesting questions and lessons I have learned. Rainy days will be back towards the end of January 2022. Oh! and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

    31 min
  • So..Surviving the Holidays 101

    The holidays are typically regarded as a joyous time where families get along and spend quality time. However, that is not the case for everyone and the holidays end up being very sad for some. On this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha explains why the holidays have been difficult for her and provides some tips on how she intends to turn that around.

    20 min
  • So..Just a random talk + thank you

    For the first time, I don't have much to say haha. That's not the entire truth. However, I decided to keep this episode nice and sweet and have a little chit-chat! More importantly, thank you Rainy Days Family for listening and supporting the podcast!

    13 min
  • So..Children

    Children... there are days when I don't want them, then there are days when I think they are the most precious beings in the world. Where do I stand today? Where I have always stood -- I don't want them anytime soon. In this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha dives into her thoughts about having children and why others should be cautious not to enter into parenthood prematurely. 

    27 min
  • So..I‘ve Settled with Queens Uplifting and Inspiring Podcast

    This topic in itself is unsettling- haha you get it? This life and all of its challenges both great and small often have us believe we don't deserve the best that God has to offer, especially in a partner. In this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha does a podcast collaboration with Wynika Williams, host of Queens Uplifting and Inspiring podcast to chat about ways they have settled and the revelations that have come after learning their worth!

    44 min
  • So..It has a name - Anxiety

    The word anxiety comes from a Latin root that means to choke or to squeeze. And let's face it, those that struggle with anxiety feel just that - unable to breathe. In this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha talks about her struggles with anxiety and her constant fight with "what if?". 

    28 min
  • So..College, Friendships and New Experiences with Stessy

    Time flies! One day you're hanging out with your high school friends, the next you're trying to figure out what college to attend. In this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha is joined by her little cousin Stessy and they chat it up about Tabitha's college experiences, choosing the right friends and, making memories, and remaining true to yourself.

    43 min
  • So..I‘m patiently waiting

    Have you been told that if you pray for patience, you'll be put through trials that test the patience you asked for? Yeah, me too. So of course, I went years without making the "ridiculous" request until....this month. In this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha talks about how her perspective about praying for patience came about and why singleness is viewed as a lower status in society.

    24 min
  • How to cope: Practical steps for coping w/ daily struggles

    So you've cried it all out, prayed about it, now what? What are the steps that the bible character Job took when he was in distress? In this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha talks through coping strategies that she applies when facing daily struggles - who knows, you might already use some of them!

    31 min
  • So..I need to cope : Daily struggles

    At the end of every episode it is said "It doesn't rain always", but for some people, it's been raining for years. In this episode of RDWT, host Tabitha briefly talks about her "rainy week" and the different activities she would do to get through those tough moments. 

    14 min

About Rainy Days with Tabs

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We don’t believe in concealing our feelings! Bi-weekly on the podcast, host Tabitha dives into raw conversations about the ”rainy days” we have all endured. She keeps it honest, open, and transparent…