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2012 might not be the end of the world, but plenty of people die every year...what are you doing to share the gospel? Everytime we leave our homes we should give our agendas to the Lord, and be ready to speak boldly, to hand out tracts, to live our lives in ways that mirror Jesus to others! Be bold for Him in 2012!-
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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Grace in Marriage
What’s the best gift you can give your spouse? Forgiveness. Grace. I say this, because if we truly love our mates, then forgiveness and grace will follow. Not easily, but we’re required by God to give it our best. (not … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity and Marriage
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Our Corn Stove
With a freeze advisory, I decided I’d better get the girls’ beds dressed in flannel. Dh sleeps too hot for flannel. We’ve joked that I should sew a half-n-half sheet: a flannel half for me, cotton for him. I’m just … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Uncategorized
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Blogging Anonymity
My name isn’t really Mary. (haha) Seriously, did you realize how easy it is to find addresses and phone numbers on the internet? Google someone’s first and last name, their state if you know it, and often you can find a … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
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Alternatives to the Flu Vaccine
Please don’t get the flu vaccine. About 80% of the flu vaccines out there contain 25 micrograms of mercury per dose. The EPA’s safe limit for mercury is 0.1 mcg/kg. Talk about an overdose. Thimerosal is the mercury based culprit … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Health
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Amish Friendship Bread~all you need to know!
Mmm. Who hasn’t had a loaf of this cinnamon-sugared sweet bread? It’s one of those things that you receive with enthusiasm, and send on its way with equal enthusiasm! The constant “squishing” of baggies full of dough can feel relentless, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
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Sourdough Bread Recipes
Here’s a couple of recipes to go along with the Sourdough Starter recipe I posted earlier this morning. The first is for sourdough bread, the second, flapjacks. These recipes would be great to use while doing a pioneer unit study … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food and Home Schooling
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Sourdough Starter Recipe
This is a fun way to keep the bread making spirit alive and well…after all, with some of this in the fridge needing used up pretty frequently, you’re either going to always have some treat on the make, or your … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
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My Little Trooper
My 6 year old is so speckled, she’d make a good health clinic poster…you know, the ones that nurses refer to when trying to scare you into vaccinating? Scary thing is, my little girl has a chicken pock on her … Continue reading
Posted in Family Ties
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Things I’ve Learned Thanks to Chicken Pox
Is your nose walking? According to Morrise the Moose, it’s walking, not running, if you only have a little head cold vs a big one! That Morris the Moose was a childhood favorite of mine…I’d forgotten, till some old books … Continue reading
Posted in Family Ties and Parenting
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Slow Down
We eat every meal together and at the table. Honestly. And no, I wasn’t raised that way. Growing up, the dining table was my busy father’s desk…unless company was coming. There’s just nothing better than a table simply graced with … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food and Family Ties
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