We. Went. To. Africa…Part 3! The wait is over and we’re back with more travel fun! We’re trekking to the western side of the great continent and you’re in for a special treat. This trip packs a triple dose of adventure with MORE sights and MORE sounds than ever before! Get ready for Parts 3,…
We. Went. To. Africa…Part 2! Ready for more travel and fun? Last week, we found ourselves traveling through three neighboring countries in East Africa: Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia. What a time we had sight seeing, tasting good eats and exploring! This week, we’re in for another great time as we move north to Egypt, Sudan and Libya….
We. Went. To. Africa!!! Can I let you in on a little secret? My three kids and I have all gone to Africa this year. And not just once. We’ve gone again and again and again! How so? I know you may be giving me the side-eye right now, but let me explain. Our daily homeschool…
I’d like to think my husband is a good father. On any fatherhood aptitude test, he’d knock it out the park! He is a patient man! I mean, you’d have to be in order to endure the most determined of gut punches from a relentless three-year-old little boy. And to be honest, some of those…
When Jesus say, “Yes,” nobody can say, “No.” When Jesus say, “Yes,” nobody can say, “No.” This hypnotic melody sung by Michelle Williams definitely speaks truth! If you’re a bit unfamiliar with her, she is 1/3 of the hip shaking, hit making, chart breaking early 2000’s girl group Destiny’s Child. Though she once passionately implored us,…
I began this month with a blog post sharing how my kids and I would celebrate Black History Month. That post opened with a scene set for a Black History Month assembly. After posting it, it was evident that story needed to finish unfolding. With no further ado, here is my tribute to black history…my history!…
The sea of wooden chairs are packed to the max in an aging school auditorium. It’s abuzz with giddy Kindergarten through 6th graders. They anxiously await the opportunity to recite the lines of their well researched and meticulously rehearsed Black History Month projects. Some gaze endlessly at hastily scribbled lines about Harriet Tubman’s fearless leadership…
“HELP! My five-year-old can’t remember her letter sounds!” “Should I be worried that my first grader isn’t reading yet?” “I don’t know what to do, it seems like my seven-year-old hates any mention of books and refuses to read at all.” These are just a smidgen of the frantic posts I’ve read in various homeschool…
Despite what modern day thinking and medical practices currently show, for the Christian, pain doesn’t relieve us of our responsibility to remain active. In times of spiritual drought, emotional or physical pain, fatiguing situations and nagging problems, we must commit to still follow THE Doctor’s orders. God Almighty, the doctor of our souls, has been…
Hello my friends! Can you believe the Christmas holiday is just around the corner? Where did this year go? I don’t usually consider myself a hater, but I’m not quite over the fact yet that we’ve had to exchange the squishy warmth of sand between our toes for the bunchy bulk of winter coats and knee length…
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