You've all heard the saying, "Curiosity killed the cat!" But I think that little ditty is due for a revision. Comparison is the real killer, wouldn't you agree? Man, it's so funny how God works. I just taught on this topic at the Impact Women's Conference in Nevada just last month, and yet it's still … Continue reading Comparison killed the cat
On August 1, 2018, a 27 year old woman named Sam Sayers went on a hike at Vesper Peak in the Cascade Mountains in Northern Washington... She did not return. I've been waiting to write this blog because I wanted it to end on a happy note. I wanted to type the last period knowing … Continue reading A light in the darkness
So I don't care much for material things. I don't like to spend more than $50 on jeans and I wear hand me downs on the regular without shame. I shop at Target and on Facebook marketplace. I wear Tiffany's only because it's been gifted to me. I love it, don't get me wrong, but … Continue reading The house that God will build
Hey there Readers, Happy (belated) 4th of July! We've had a busy few days over here, as we have visitors at the farm once again- Ba and Nana (my in laws)- and we've had plenty of adventure since they arrived on the 1st of July. But because yesterday was the day we celebrated our independence … Continue reading Independence
I started homeschooling today! Yes, I realize that a random Sunday in the middle of the summer is a fairly strange day to start homeschooling your kids, but hey, it's the first of the month so it felt fitting in my OCD brain somehow. Well, that, and the kids were basically begging me last night … Continue reading When the storm comes…
Do you ever just sit in the dark in your living room and have a glass of wine, listening to the washer and dryer, and watch the Apple TV screen saver? No? Well, truth be told, I don't NORMALLY do that, but tonight that's exactly where I found myself. And it was somewhere around the … Continue reading Sunday Funday
Two significant things happened today. I watched my daughter's Kindergarten graduation, complete with songs, a P.E. showcase (which was a dance), and a slide show of a cap and gown picture of every last Kindergartner advancing to first grade in the school. Luckily, this is a small town. I opened up the two boxes that … Continue reading School house rocked
