The Lonely Slide: Use Your Gifts and Talents
There’s a yard next to my son’s school where broken playground equipment is placed. At first I only noticed the playhouses and wooden items. But […]
Blog Posts
Waiting for the Tree to Fall
We are slowly building our house. It’s been two and half years and we are only a few weeks away from starting the dry-in process. […]
Forgetting How to Fly
One of the many joys of country life is getting to experience all kinds of critters. On any given evening we could see a raccoon, […]
Geometric Love Letters
In this week’s column, I wanted to have a little fun. As a former math teacher, I have an odd sense of humor and wanted […]
Teaching Chickens How to Roost
I rounded the corner and spied both of my boys and my husband in the small chicken pen out front. Ever since those chickens moved […]
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
I’ve learned so much this week. Part of my job is coordinating, connecting, and reaching out to folks within our church. We are starting many […]
Show Up: Something Is Better Than Nothing
Life has gotten busy. Fast! The boys started back to school and they are both playing soccer. My college classes are back in full swing […]
Encourage Each Other
If you have ever spent extended time around me, you have learned a few things: I ask hard questions, I’m a bit of a jokester, […]
The Pieces of My Heart
When my first son was born, my heart was full. There were so many firsts that we experienced and there was so much life we […]
Choose To Hold Them
Tonight was the first night in eight years that David hasn’t had one of our boys sitting with him and falling asleep in his lap. […]