But some things remain the same. I bought this ornament years ago when my kids were little. I’m not even sure my youngest was born. It became our tradition every year that we would hang
Your heart is broken this week. Your city burned this week. You feel betrayed, scared, and hopeless this week. Go ahead and feel the hurt. It feels like too much because it is. The world
Some of us are starting to emerge, still trying to survive, get by, thrive in the middle of this global crisis. May we not forget what we learned in quarantine.
As wives, we are one with our husbands. We are completers and helpers, but I question what I can do to help, especially right now. I can’t fix this pandemic. I can’t fix this economy. I can barely fix dinner some nights. How can I be the helper he needs in a time of crisis? Here are 11 Ways Your Husband Could Be Silently Struggling During Quarantine.
I tutored my daughter’s 2nd-grade class in our homeschool co-op. That year we were memorizing the 10 Commandments in Exodus 20, complete with hand motions and anything else we could possibly think of to get
