The Day of the Dead gives some people the willies. But it really shouldn’t.
Author: Jill
40 Things I’ve Learned Before 40
Celebrating my first 40 years with a list of 40 things I’ve learned along the way.
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Good Reads for September
Not one, not two, but three people I know (or know of) published books this month! This post highlights those, and what I’m actually reading.
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Exploring Veracruz
Why go to Veracruz? Why not? Or read on for my top 3 reasons to visit this gem of the Gulf Coast.
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Defending the Trinity
Here is a collection of resources that will help us better understand and articulate that Big Mystery!
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So, What Exactly Is God’s Will?
Stuck for clarity? It might not be as elusive as we think!
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Why Can’t they Share Their Oil?
Reflection on Matthew 25: 1-15.
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Day of the Dead: Cultural Interchange
“Celebrations like Día de los Muertos are gaining popularity in the U.S. because the spiritual awareness gives integrity to the festivities that have been denuded of spiritual meaning. The only way to keep the integrity of the holiday is to retain its primary purpose: the unification of the communion of saints and a cheeky nod to death.” -Meghan…
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The Less-Stress Way to Get Rid of Lice
The Boy with lice. The Boy without lice. Like he said, his hair grows quickly. Caution: this might not be the best method of lice removal for girls.
