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Monthly Archives: July 2006
The Talk
As we left the wedding I mentioned in my last post, my 8 yo said something reassuring. Reassuring in the sense that she hasn’t had a friend or cousin unveil the “facts of life” to her prematurely. Walking to our … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity and Parenting
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Celebrating Purity
At twelve years of age, her parents gave her a purity ring. Yesterday, she gave it to her future husband during their wedding vows. The groom shares the story of how as a sophomore, he was cornered in a booth … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity and Marriage
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Weekend Kindness
This week’s assignment is to blog about a time when someone was kind in a way that touched you personally… There are so many ways I could go with this one so I’m going with the most recent. Dh and … Continue reading
Posted in Weekend Kindness
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Building Your House on Joy
Are you raising your children to see life through joy-colored glasses? How do we do this? By living joy. By example. True joy comes from a relationship with the Source of joy… We all want our children to exhibit the … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Marriage and Parenting
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Candle Dipping
What fun! While toddler napped, we girls made candles! Here’s how: We melted shaved slivers of candle wax and bee’s wax in a glass quart jar (double boiler or large metal juice can would be safest!) that was half submerged … Continue reading
Posted in Family Ties and Home Schooling
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Thursday Thirteen
The Top Thirteen Basics I’ve Learned about Writing Fiction in the Past 8 Months: 1. ‘She laughed,’ is not a dialogue tag! (ie: “Get real,” she laughed. Instead: “Get real,” she said with a laugh. Or better, “Get real!” She rolled her … Continue reading
Posted in Thursday Thirteen and Writing
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Let It Rain
If you’re interested, MInTheGap has posted Let It Rain on his website…written by yours truly! He adds new articles several times a day, all current event types with a Christian bent. Worth checking out!
Posted in Christianity, In The News and Uncategorized
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Playing Hooky with the Lamborghinis
Dh traveled out of town today on business and made a quick call home to gush (okay, he’s not the gushing type, but for lack of a better term) about a Lamborghini that flew past him and the surfin’ cowboy … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Library Beware
If you love to read, chances are, you love your library. Rebecca Hagelin at WorldNetDaily.com warns parents against teen summer reading lists. She begins her article as follows: “During the lazy, long, hot days of summer, which activity would you … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Parenting
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My Birthday
“You have to sleep in till 8 o’clock!” my daughters insisted the night before, as my dh set their alarm for 6 A.M. per their request. Have I mentioned before how nice it is to have daughters? The morning of … Continue reading
Posted in Family Ties
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