This week I am thankful for: In case you missed it (ICYMI) last week on the blog I posted: And here’s what I was up to almost exactly four years ago, that I should consider doing again! Here’s a couple videos I watched this week while I was baking: What stood out in my Bible…
As many of you are, I’m devastated over the murder of Charlie Kirk. I watched so many of his videos debating others with respect and with truth. I’m heartbroken, but also comforted that he is now with his Savior. Still, what are we to do? I feel like there is bound to be a shift…
I’m late, but I got a December prayer printable worked up for you! This month’s printable combines a prayer journal with a self-examination focus. The Sunday challenge on the back is different this month too, with a weekly check-in! You can print your file off for free by clicking the picture above. I hope you…
This year I’m going to attempt to read widely by using the 5×5 reading challenge put out by the Schole Sisters. You choose 5 categories and read 5 books in each category over the year. My categories are: American Lit, Theology, Brain & Habits, Barb Raveling books, & “For Sarah.” American Lit~ I’m going to…
Here in Oregon, we went from summer to winter in about a week. My garden loved the extra warm days of October, and it eeked out a few more tomatoes and green beans, but all the fall planted lettuce quickly went to seed. But we are solidly into the colder, rainy days (shhhh, don’t tell…
How was your week this week? We’re getting hot and dry in Oregon after a long, cold spring, so things in the garden are perking up and needing a lot more water. Garden A friend dropped in earlier this week and we ended up in the garden. Some of my potato plants were looking about…
I overestimated how much time I’ll have to blog with the garden going strong. Oops. However, it looks like most of the plants are perking up with the warmer weather, but I lost an entire row of jalapeno peppers, which is super sad. Next week I’ll be pulling up the garlic that I planted last…
I’m really trying to build a habit of doing routine things in a patient and thankful way. I’m not good at it. My usual way of doing things is ignoring something until it makes me crazy then working impatiently and furiously until it’s done. That makes everyone around me unhappy, including me. So I’m trying…
…but sanctify Christ as Lord in you hearts, always being ready to make a defense to everyone who asks you to give an account for the hope that is in you, yet with gentleness and reverence…” 1 Peter 3:15 As I’m continuing to work through 1 Peter to write a new Journal and Doodle study…
With the rise in prices, and the hit or miss availability of some items lately, I’m going back to what we did to survive our earlier years when we had small paychecks and a growing family. I’ve shared a favorite cookbook, a menu planning technique, and today I’m sharing a way that keep my pantry…