What’s in Saltillo, Mexico? A lot of great things! Read on for information on one of my favorite Mexican cities!
Author: Jill
24 Hours in San Antonio
What does a family with small children do for 24 hours in San Antonio? Riverwalk I asked people who had been there, what exactly we should see. Every single answer? The Riverwalk. Mario also wanted to see the Alamo. Fortunately, the Alamo was right between our hotel and the Riverwalk. Perfect. We arrived in the…
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Spiritual Disciplines: A Reading List for Beginners
I was going to skip New Year’s Resolutions and Words of the Year. But one word keeps chasing me–disclipine.
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If You Wish It . . .
Often, I assume that hard times in life are there to build character. Often, I forget that like the leper in Mark 1, Jesus wants us healed.
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Teaching Geography to Kids
Need an enjoyable way to teach kids the states and their capitals? This is it!
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Three Kings’ Day–and how it almost wasn’t!
“Mom–can I help you put away the hats and gloves?” offered The Girl, a few hours after arriving back home after another epic Christmas road trip to visit grandparents. Grateful for the help, I let her sort out the scarves, hats, mittens, and gloves, while I unpacked another suitcase. I few minutes later, I strolled…
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Christmas Markets in Mexico
One of my favorite parts about Christmas in Mexico is the Christmas markets. Read on to see why!
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Decorating for Christmas–Without Celebrating Snow
Christmas is almost synomous with snow. But how does one decorate in a region that doesn’t have snow?
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Heifer Ranch Tour
Heifer Project is a fantastic organization, aiming to end poverty worldwide. This summer, we were lucky enough to go visit!
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Escape to Aguascalientes
Like the name says, Aguascalientes is known for hot water springs. But there’s a lot more to love about Aguascalientes!
