A couple of weeks ago our daughter Anne was having trouble getting her checkbook to balance. She went over and over it and finally decided to go to the bank to inquire about some discrepancies. She began to explain to the teller some of her concerns. ...
Our family is on vacation this week so I’m featuring a guest post by Angie Reedy, a mom of two little ones. Her post perfectly fits the summer challenge I made several weeks ago encouraging us all to do a getaway with our husband of at least 24 hours without the...
“If we meet all our children’s needs all the time, they will not develop coping strategies of their...
Last week my daughter, Anne, introduced me to a great homemade pizza dough. We all loved it and it made for an affordable Friday night pizza meal! I just had to share it with you!Flour Mixture:1 pkg yeast1 cup whole wheat flour1/2 tsp salt1 cup water...
Last summer I ran this post on being a “yes” mom. Because I personally need the challenge once again, I’m re-posting it for this July!Last week my boys ran inside and said, “Mom, mom…it’s so hot outside! Can we see if...
This weekend, I did some strategy shopping. I went to several stores to take advantage of their sales or catalina deals (a catalina deal is when you buy certain products and get a coupon to use on your next order.) At one store in town (Jewel), they had an incredible...
“Always look for the sacred moments throughout the day… they are there for the...
My walking partner, Crystal, and I were talking last night about the power of cash in a “less is more” budget. It’s a lesson that Mark and I have learned the hard way, blowing budget after budget using our debit card and losing track of just...
We’re posting this Marriage Monday from the Fairfield Inn in Boston. It’s the last night of a five day vacation for two that we took exploring the coast from Boston to Bar Harbor, Maine. Once in Maine, Mark officiated a wedding for some...
“As women, we tend to be more critical of ourselves. We need to learn to see our beauty and worthiness from God’s perspective, not our...