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Monthly Archives: August 2007
What is Your Calling?
I’m so often conflicted by needs that arise around me. Who isn’t, right? There are dozens of worthwhile causes that tug at my heart and conscience. I’m blessed to be a part of a true body of believers at church. … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Culture and Home Schooling
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Chicken Crescent Bundles
My husband is a true cowboy in all areas, meaning: Beef is his first favorite among meat choices. Here in our mid-western corner of “bovine” country, it’s not uncommon to have cattlemen that refuse to eat chicken. Yes, even to … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food and Mega Cooking
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Chicken Tetrazzini
Another mega-cooking favorite, posted here for Andrea, who is cooking ahead in anticipation of her second baby’s birth. This particular recipe is from my friend Laurie. Friends are the best cookbooks, you know. Each batch makes 12 servings; this is … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food and Mega Cooking
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Homemade Pizza Pockets
Here’s another favorite. This one comes from my friend Cara, of the “homeschool mommies mega-cooking days”… My favorite thing about this recipe is how quickly the dough rises. You can’t beat this recipe for taste and ease of preparation. Remember, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food and Mega Cooking
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Welcome to the Carnival of Modesty
Welcome to the August 10, 2007 edition of carnival of modesty. This month’s line-up promises plenty of stimulation for our moral processing! Thank you, MInTheGap, for originating this particular carnival, and for scouting the net for so many great entries! … Continue reading
Posted in Modesty
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Chicken Lasagna
In one of my mega-cooking posts, I mentioned that ingredients for Chicken Lasagna are always on my shopping list when chicken is on sale…and I’m finally getting around to posting the recipe, because more than a couple of you have … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food and Mega Cooking
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Homeschoolers: Incredible Deal on Math/Language Arts
Actually, this deal would be great for anyone with school-age kids! Head over to Enjoy the Journey, and take advantage of a Back to Homeschool Special of 4 math computer programs and 3 language art computer programs for only $4.50! … Continue reading
Posted in Home Schooling
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Celebrating Fall with Apple Cider Tea
One of my favorite homemaking encouragers is author and speaker Emilie Barnes. I have her small flip-calendar, If Teacups Could Talk, on a corner shelf above and to the left of my kitchen sink. I simply love the thing, having … Continue reading
Posted in Book Recommendations, Cooking and Food and Family Ties
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Homeschooling: Organizing With Limited Space
Had a little time to do some homeschool browsing, and came across this little gem, thanks to Revka’s hat tip. You must visit Lindsay at Enjoy The Journey and be inspired at a photo and tip-filled post of hers all … Continue reading
Posted in Home Schooling
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BloggingToday at Weekend Kindness
Today is my middle daughter’s seventh birthday! I intended on getting this post up this morning, but alas, we’ve been having birthday fun instead! I’m excited to be blogging at Weekend Kindness again. MInTheGap has rounded up a great group … Continue reading
Posted in Weekend Kindness
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