Every once in awhile something really fun takes place… like, seeing a Facebook post by a friend of mine that says, “I signed a book contract!” Rachelle Rae and I have written for the same publication for some time, so when her news hit I scurried off (can you do that online?) to send her…
**this post contains affiliate links. Read my disclosure here. One of my earliest memories takes place in Jasper, NY at a little log cabin, built by my father. My family is sitting around the living room and Mama is reading. I don’t know the book, just the sound of her voice and the way…
This month my writing time has been severely limited, however, I’ve managed to snatch a few great reads from fellow bloggers that I want to share with you: Devotional: God is love — something I truly needed to be reminded of. A new way to look at I Corinthians 13. Parenting: Saying No to Your Kids and…
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, I wanted to share with you a fun resource. Lyn Kirkland has written a delightful book titled, The Lighted Path: 101 Practical Lessons Using God’s Word As Guidance for Parents, Grandparents, And Anyone Who Loves Children. The first part that grabbed me, of course, was the beautiful benediction in the title. Teaching children about the Word…
This post contains affiliate links. I’ve always been slightly enthralled by authors who write about food. I devour books like The Dirty Life or Animal, Vegetable, Miracle and Julie & Julia (although the movie is better than the book for the last one). I don’t even understand half the French words they use to describe the types or…
Perhaps it is not the most, ah, intellectual, to admit my love for fiction, but it is true nonetheless. I like stories. I like writing them, reading them, and talking about them. My friend Meg and I can talk for, ahem, hours about fictional characters. I love that somewhere in my imagination there lives a girl named Paris, who has brown hair and…
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