Too often in our society and systems today, children are pulled away from “Play.” The focus has shifted away from allowing our children free time to use imagination and build social skills, and has turned to push for more education (in reading, math, and writing) and...
[This is our 2nd post on Courtney Reissig’s book, Glory in the Ordinary. See part 1 here.] Today as I started one load of laundry, folded another, and made the bed, I was reminded that these small chores matter. Every day we bring order out of chaos when we do...
I recently finished reading this book. It has been a real encouragement to me! Before having Mercy almost two years ago, I had been working full-time for 10 years in a job outside of the home that paid a salary based on my 40+ hours per week of work. When Mercy was 9...
We all have chores to do around the home. Laundry, vacuuming, dusting, cleaning up toy after toy (after toy, after toy…), washing dishes, feeding the dog, wiping the counters, the list goes on. It is a beautiful thing to be diligent in keeping a home clean and tidy....
I have to admit when I shared this with a couple of friends just a couple months after I had lost Bill I really didn’t intend for it to be shared with any more than those two people. But since I’m doing this series on marriage and this was my advice to them, I really...
🤓 Nerd alert! Who likes the process of decluttering and organizing?! 🙋🏼♀️ Yup, that’s me with the hand raised! I love decluttering and organizing just about anything. In fact, I’ve spent a fair bit of time over the years with one member of the Lifetime Remedy...