"It is a fair, even-handed, noble adjustment of things, that, while there is infection in disease and sorrow, there is nothing in the world so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humor." Recognize that? Probably not, because it's not one of the more commonly quoted passages from A … [Read more...]
Testimonies to the Birth of Christ: Witness Accounts from the Nativity Story {Free Printable Script}
"I should know what happened better than anyone. Why, Mary and I grew up together! We’ve been friends for as long as I can remember! And so of course I was one of the first to hear the whole story. Honestly, it’s been pretty scandalous. A young girl expecting a … [Read more...]
Create a Thanksgiving Tree
I sort of dropped the ball this year when it comes to great fall projects. We always do autumn crafts and art activities and we try to venture out for pumpkin-picking and other fall fun. But this autumn was packed with more weddings and funerals, travel and sickness, and overall BUSYNESS than … [Read more...]
7 Tips for Raising Kids to Reject the Christian Faith
Yeah, I'm a Christian and, yes, you read that title right. You see, aside from what the Bible tells us clearly, I can't offer great insight into what it takes to raise devoted, lifelong followers of Christ. I don't even have my own kids raised yet, so fool-proof advice from me on how to bring … [Read more...]
Ideas for the Space-Themed Party or VBS
Space never really interested me. I mean, I thought stars were pretty and all that, but I always viewed space as this vast black nothingness. And what's so interesting about nothingness? But then I began studying it, both in our homeschool and in preparation for a kids' event at … [Read more...]
A Visit to the Historic Triangle — Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown (Plus Monticello)
You might consider the greatest vacation destination to be someplace warm and sunny, maybe even tropical, with sandy beaches and saltwater waves. Or maybe you prefer the majesty of the mountains and hiking and skiing. Or maybe the hustle and bustle of the big city with its lights and … [Read more...]
3 Reasons Family Vacations Matter
Granted, I'm still basking in the glow of a wonderful family vacation. We had one whole week together, just the six of us, to play and learn and relax and have fun as a family, and I can't remember when I've had a more delightful time. (I'll be sharing, so stay tuned for details in a … [Read more...]
My Plea to Grocery Stores: Please Bring Back Bagger Training
I really don't mean to complain. Okay, maybe I do. I do mean to complain because, honestly, I don't think grocery store baggers have any idea what they're doing. Not to mention I'm feeling a little snarky. So I can vent here, right? This is my blog, after all. Plus I'm currently on … [Read more...]
The BEST Tip for Taming the Laundry Beast
It never ends. Never. I like those jobs that when they're done, they're done. Like when the toilet is clean or when the dishes are washed. They don't stay clean for very long, but at least for a few blessed moments I can bask in the pleasure of knowing that job is actually … [Read more...]
7 Lifesavers For Those Days When You Don’t Want to Homeschool
I know several people homeschooling this year for the first time ever. How awesome, right? The homeschooling movement continues to grow, which can only mean good things for the future of our nation and its families. I talk to these homeschooling beginners and I feel their excitement and … [Read more...]
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