Today I am linking up with other ladies at “The Simple Woman’s Daybook” site.
Sometimes we are way too busy thinking about and doing things for the future that we skip right past the present. I don’t know about you but I do not want to skip past the precious moments of today. (more…)
In September I posted three goals for fitness that I wanted to meet. I have to admit that I failed miserably at meeting the goals I set for myself. (more…)
When I was in high school and talked about being a teacher a counselor told me that I would never succeed at being a teacher. (more…)
It is so hard getting back into routine after a vacation. It is especially hard if you are not feeling well. Both David and I have been fighting sinus headaches all week. We are hoping for a better week to come. (more…)
Most everyone has heard of the “Baby Veronica” adoption case. This is a case involving an adoption that is being challenged by a biological father who has ties to the Indian Nation. (more…)
I have been trying to get back on track with healthy living by controlling my diet and exercise. Sometimes I cannot believe how challenging it is to do the right thing in this area of my life. (more…)
When was the last time your heart skipped a beat when you saw your spouse? When was the last time you laughed like a teenager on a first date? When was the last time your spouse made you feel like you were the only other person in the world? (more…)
Today I made glazed pork chops with rice and sautéed spinach with berries. I found a basic recipe but made several changes to it because I did not have all of the ingredients that the recipe called for. (more…)
Recently I have been studying Numbers 13 and 14. These two chapters deal with the spies that were sent out in advance of the people of Israel to scout out the land God had promised. (more…)
Throughout our adoption journey we had people warn us in very concerned tones that we could never love an adopted child like our own. People told us that it just would not be the same, and that we should be prepared to not feel the same for an adopted child as we did for our biological child. (more…)