Society pushes us to want more, always reach for the next rung on the ladder, be more, do more, live more. Advertising tries to tell us and our children that what we have is not enough, that there’s always something … Continue reading →
We recently moved my husband’s dad in with us. He’d had some health issues and none of us, including him, were comfortable with him living alone anymore. My daughter had to move to an upstairs bedroom so Grandpa could have … Continue reading →
I’m a reader. I love reading books in any format, whether the good old paper version or an electronic version on my smartphone or Nook. I find I’m reading more and more electronically, including my devotions. Last year I used … Continue reading →
I remember when my daughter was a toddler and I was going to a five-day writers conference in another state. My sweet husband took a week of vacation from work to be home with her and our two school-aged children. … Continue reading →
Are you one of those who say people spend too much time on social media? I tend to agree. But I don’t agree it is something that should be cut out of my life with the swift knife of a … Continue reading →
I seldom repost something that I’ve posted here before, but it so happens that my blogging day falls the day after Christmas both this year and last. So I’m sharing my “day after Christmas” poem from last year since I … Continue reading →