Tagged With: Proverbs 16:3
Day 1: Start with Prayer
My younger daughter went with my husband to Take Your Child to Work Day a couple of weeks ago. While she was there, she did an activity to find out what types of jobs she might like. Nearly all of her interests ended up being active things. She got a zero in the types of … Continue reading
Friday Introduction: Motherhood on a Dime
Driving home from my parents’ house last night, my husband said something about us having been married almost 16 years. “Have you really been married that long?” came the question from the back seat. “Yes, we have,” we answered. “That’s a long time,” said my oldest. Sixteen years is a long time, but it seems … Continue reading
Are You Ready For Summer?
I know it’s hard to believe, but summer is just around the corner. As we flip the calendar page to May, my kids only have three weeks of school left. Then it’s a seemingly endless stretch of lazy days until August. I love summer. I love getting to spend lots of time with my kids. … Continue reading
Memory Monday: A Fresh Start (Proverbs 16:3)
It’s the start of yet another year. We’ve all got a clean slate, a year of calendar pages that are open and full of possibility. Lots of people like to make resolutions at this time of year, but I find that resolutions don’t generally get me very far. As our pastor said yesterday, “If resolutions … Continue reading
Summer’s End
The kids are back in school, and the weather forecaster just predicted tonight’s low temperature to be in the 50s. I guess summer is officially over. Before you let the lazy days of summer slip too far into the past, take a few minutes to evaluate how it went. At the beginning of the summer, … Continue reading







