One to Three
It’s interesting how I’ve progressively changed from a total control freak to slightly less of one since going from one to three kids. Examples: 1 kid–You want to go outside?
It’s interesting how I’ve progressively changed from a total control freak to slightly less of one since going from one to three kids. Examples: 1 kid–You want to go outside?
Me: I can’t believe how old you are, Mr. C! You’re going to be 7, then 8, then 9, and before I know it, you’ll be 16! Mr. C: Are
If we hadn’t had a 16 month old trying his utmost to grab every part of this craft, this one would have been a fun and easy one, and it
I posted about this before, but I feel my thoughts about homeschooling have morphed a little, so I’m posting almost the same message again! After much prayer and discussion with
It took us a while, but we finally dedicated JP to God a year after he was born. We’ve always felt that he was a gift from God to us,
I think it’s so amazing when I go to church hoping to learn from a pastor or speaker or worship song, and God just decides to skip all the in-between
I don’t know if there’s much more exciting than watching God teach your kids without your overt plan. Little E is trying to figure out the trinity (try explaining that
Recently, Mr. C made a connection that I would love for him to take to heart. We were in the car listening to Christian radio when a speaker started saying,
I’m sure every mother will say or think a variation of this as her children grow, but I can’t believe I already have to think about what Mr. C is going
It’s been a long winter, and even though Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring, it hasn’t happened here! One of the great things about winter, though, is the anticipation of