When I was a teenager at boarding school (my family were missionaries in PNG at the time) I remember sharing a chocolate bar with a little girl visiting our hostel. The chocolate was one of my favourites and was a … Continue reading →
Spring is fast approaching and most of us do some sort of spring cleaning in our homes to prepare for Easter. Sorting and folding, saving or discarding, making things clean and organized for the visitors we expect this holiday. Spring … Continue reading →
Happy Valentine’s Day! If you haven’t gotten your kids a valentine yet, don’t worry! Help is right here! Here are a few ideas for easy, inexpensive ways to say “I love you.” Preschool: Take a picnic to the park. Play … Continue reading →
It is always a joy to find books with meaning to read with my grandchildren and The Girl Whose Heart Was Too Big by author Natalie Carlisle is just one of those great finds. The character is a tiny little … Continue reading →
Alphabet books have been around for centuries and have stood the test of time. Writers and publishers have used the alphabet to tell stories and teach a multitude of lessons. From bugs and flowers, to animals and musical instruments, almost … Continue reading →
I got the book “Every Good Endeavor: Connecting Your Work to God’s Work” by Timothy Keller for Christmas. And I cannot recommend it highly enough. Personally, I know that I received it at just the right time in my life. … Continue reading →