Last week I spent the afternoon running errands. I had a long list of the usuals: groceries, returns, an appointment, a stop in the garden center for pine straw mulch, and lots more. It’s just turned hot here in the south and so I was in and out of air conditioning all afternoon. The heat [...]
How do You do?
July 31, 2008 By
Hard Times at Church
July 30, 2008 By
by Jenn Dyer Three years ago one of my favorite days of the week was Sunday. As a people person, Sundays at church were fabulous. I loved catching up with friends and learning more about God’s Word. Each week was like a family reunion without the mysterious casseroles and awkward “Who are you and how [...]
Diaper Wipes for the Heart
July 29, 2008 By
by Paula Dumas Whether it’s family vacation or work, chances are you’re taking a trip somewhere this summer. Packing a bag, forgetting something. Which puts you, like I was recently, combing the aisles of a Walgreen’s to replace what your brain-too-full-of-details couldn’t remember. In this case, facial cleanser. Stroll down your drug store aisle and [...]
Jelly Beans … Yummy. Not!
July 29, 2008 By
by Tracey Lanter My son just got back from Pine Covecamp where he had an absolute blast! This is the kind of place children, and parents, dream of with non-stop activity and counselors who radically love the Lord and model selflessness to the campers. Awesome! Enough of that though … let me tell you the [...]
I Cried at Walmart Today
July 28, 2008 By
by Janel Breitenstein I cried at Walmart today. I stood there in the parking lot and cried for the sheer emotional relief of it. This was after I’d been embarassed by myself and my offspring constantly being in the way of other shoppers for yes, three whole hours, corralling my little brood and suggesting manners [...]
Could You Talk a Little Less?
July 28, 2008 By
High-Tech Baby
July 26, 2008 By
Le Pew
July 26, 2008 By
Healthy Moms Needed
July 25, 2008 By
I just read Barbara’s post from yesterday and I feel compelled to remind all the moms out there of the importance of her “get healthy” advice! When my children were in their strollers we would go to parks, take neighborhood walks and “ooohhh and aaahhh” at nature and all we could see in God’s world. [...]
