I was going to skip New Year’s Resolutions and Words of the Year. But one word keeps chasing me–disclipine.
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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What is in a Christmas Market in Saltillo, 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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What to Expect at Heifer Ranch in Arkansas
Heifer Project is a fantastic organization, aiming to end poverty worldwide. This summer, we were lucky enough to go visit!
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What To Do in Aguascalientes, Mexico
Like the name says, Aguascalientes is known for hot water springs. But there’s a lot more to love about Aguascalientes!
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Turkey Ring Recipe
This is the most delicious use of Thanksgiving leftovers!
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Love Your Neighbor
Whatever our personal opinion on the Migrant Caravan may be, if we call ourselves Christian, we have one response. Love.
