Proclaiming God's Faithfulness
Is this how you shop? Lift that turkey into your cart – of course, you picked the biggest one, right? Three gallons of milk is next. How can we drink so much milk? Oh, that’s right, we need a gallon of vinegar. Thank goodness for the small things, yogurt, eggnog, cheese. On to check out Here we go again, lift that turkey, three gallons of milk,
I was recently told about this article and wanted to share it with you. 41 Experts Share on the Pros and Cons of Homeschooling I know you are going to find it very interesting. It’s on a website titled TeePee Joy. You just HAVE to go look at their products, even if you don’t homeschool. If you are a homeschool mom you are going to
W Work at home moms Many of us are working from home in order to be with our children and still bring in a little money for special things, or sometimes just for necessities. Some of us homeschool too. As wives, mothers, homeschool teachers, and part-time entrepreneurs, we are juggling a lot of things. We need the best tools at affordable prices Just as we
Starting Christmas Early I’ve always felt a bit frustrated with how early Christmas starts for retailers. We celebrate Advent and put our tree up the weekend before Christmas. Celebrating the 10 days of Christmas goes to Epiphany so we try to leave our tree up until then. Cutting our own tree allows us to keep it up longer. I use the children’s Christmas stockings
Activities to Entertain all Ages while the Thanksgiving Meal Cooks Once Thanksgiving comes around, you’ll probably have spent the past two weeks planning the perfect Thanksgiving feast. You’ve figured out how much food you’ll need to feed your entire crew of guests, you’ve diced and prepped every accompanying side dish, and now there is only one thing left to do: wait. With a
Three days in a row out of the house is very unusual for me. I usually spend most of Sunday at church and with family or friends. Then I’m home until Thursday when I run errands while my daughters teach for a homeschool mom. I like it this way. The above graphic is how I picture myself. A little old fashioned, but comfortable with who I
I was given some coins to try Paperless Post. Never heard of it? Neither had I, but the idea intrigued me enough to give it a try. You can use it for invitations, all types of holiday cards, thank you’s – almost anything you want to send. I decided to send my daughter-in-law a little note of encouragement. It turned out to be a fun
