We talked last week about the necessity of rest and of inserting a daily pause into our days as Moms. This week, I’ve offered more specific suggestions over at Lindsay’s space :: a part two to compliment the encouragements outlined last time. Lindsay also speaks to practical tips for Moms with several little ones {just...
Alright, I know what you’re thinking. Maybe you’re even laughing. Listen to the…quiet? And you’re wondering just where this post is going. We could probably agree that a daily spa moment of sorts is helpful to our well-being. But just how to make this happen may seem a mystery. So, hear me out and offer your...
In no particular order, as words come and flow into this space, I want to write some initial reflections on this word; the focal point of 2012. I am open to how God desires to define this word PURSUE. Last year, I ran ahead of Him (silly me!) — thrilled and excited by what He...
{Today, remembering Mary’s beginnings in motherhood, I speak to a subject that my heart’s a bit shaky on. I’m finding my footing with Jesus as we journey with our youngest son…} Something wasn’t right. I knew it deep down, and it shook me up. This boy of ours struggled, unable to translate words in his mind to...
”Okay kids! Here’s the plan and agenda for today — first, we’re running to the craft store for supplies, a quick stop for groceries, then off to the library to check out our holiday books…won’t that be fun? After lunch, we’ll bake gingerbread – lots – and deliver the cookies to our neighbors. Oh, and we’ll...
image source Perhaps this could apply to vocation, for those at a juncture of choosing. Or maybe a bridging of each :: which one needs my attention this moment? how can I balance the two? Whatever the response, if you have little ones at home still… choose the kids. If they are growing up quick,...
(credit) (credit) words for thought as we head into the weekend… Want to share your thoughts? Click here to send me an email. Related Postsfor today :: simple woman’s daybook on birthday eve :: anticipating the days the future of our journeys
I last wrote on keeping close as a family when there’s a Dad who travels. A sense of family togetherness can be fostered during this season or time when a spouse is away. It’s not impossible! My list is not exhaustive though, and there’s a God who delights in creative ideas, so ask of Him...
