“Love suffers long, having patience with imperfect people.”* When I was a young mom, I wanted to have the perfect family. As you can imagine, this put a lot of pressure on my husband and children to try and live up to my expectations. Mind you, I had it on good authority from all the [...]
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Both of these precious heirlooms were given to me by friends. The tea cup is from a lady {by the name of Aunt Hazel} who lived till she was 106 years of age. She was a woman of wisdom and grace who loved the Lord. I was blessed to have known her. The doily was [...]
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Today we have a guest post by Heather of Raising Mighty Arrows: In case you thought this post was all about food, it actually has very little to do with it. Stick around and you’ll likely find yourself somewhere in the midst of this topic. When Mama doesn’t rise before her children and spend [...]
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The father-daughter relationship is a very special bond that needs to be nurtured. It is so important that a daughter know the love her father has for her. A wonderful way for fathers to cultivate this special relationship and spend time with their daughters is to attend an inspiring father daughter event. One of [...]
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Today we have a post by Jill Novak of Remembrance Press… Can you believe January is almost over? As I write, the clock on my bedside table ticks loudly, counting out the seconds–one after another–reminding me that life is speeding full steam ahead. In the multitude of minutes that fill these fleeting days, can I [...]
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Today we have a special guest post from Susie Shock of Our Simple Farm… “Why did you do that? You ruined it! How could you do something so careless?” Have you ever been there with your [...]
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If you were to ask me to name one of my favorite things to do with my children, reading out loud to them would definitely be at the top of the list! I have such a treasure trove of memories surrounding the books we’ve read together. I, myself, am a lover of the printed page [...]
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Our two oldest children were involved in a children’s choir performance on a Sunday afternoon recently at a nursing home. Carrianna, our three year old daughter was sitting quietly by herself observing the service and my husband took our youngest daughter so I could attempt to sit comfortably (if there is such a thing during [...]
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