There are many things you can do to enjoy your fall experience. When I was a child, I made all kinds of crafts and art projects that were so fun. These are things I did with my children when they were small. I will share our favorite project with you today. The Fall Scene… Supplies […]
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Tip on Tuesday: Making Rules a Fun Game for Little Kids When you have little ones, you have to teach them about rules. They do not always know what is expected of them, so you have to lead them. Kids thrive in an environment that is structured. When they know what is expected of them,
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Teaching your kids to create beautiful and interesting crafts or helping them finish their school project can be so much fun. However, all the paints, dirty brushes, crayons can make your house look terribly and the worst of all is that the materials, the felt – tip pens as well as the chalks are made
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From my last post on Being Productive, I simply laid out what my life looks like right now. For some younger mothers who have many little ones, their situation seems more difficult to schedule. No, not really. I always had a system. I had 5 little ones under 5 years old. I remember when I
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Being productive with your timeIf a person sleeps 10 hours, they are awake for a total of 14 hours. I typically sleep 7 hours so I have 17 hours of time each day. What do you do with your time? If you feel overwhelmed with all that you have to do in a day, it
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When my husband and I first met we came from completely different worlds. I was a new convert (maybe 2 months into this glorious faith), coming from a world of drugs, filth, and a life of sexual sin and abuse. He was raised in a Christian (not perfect) but still a home where God’s word was
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This following post is written by my friend, Daisy Farrales. She just moved here from San Diego and has four lovely children. When I was writing my book, Living Virtuously, I asked her to submit a few things into the book. She sent three stories, two of which are being published in my book. Sadly,
This is a very touching post by my dear friend, Darlene Lopez. She lives in New Mexico and she found me through my blog and homesteading DVDs. We got to know each other more personally over some conversations on the phone. This gal has such a REAL perspective. She is so transparent and so willing
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“She riseth also while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household, and a portion to her maidens.” Proverbs 31:15 A Virtuous Woman is ready to serve others at all hours. She is on call. Whether it be waking in the night feeding babies or nursing her sick children to health, she is
“She is like the merchants’ ships; she bringeth her food from afar.” Proverbs 31:14 A Virtuous Woman is concerned about… …the health of her family… She is obtaining food from afar. She must care about what her family is eating. Upon taking this verse literally in modern times, I see a woman getting in her
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