This doesn't happen very often, so we had to preserve the images forever! We have snow! Some of my readers to the North may laugh at us for making a big deal over a couple inches of snow, and I don't blame you. Â This is only after about 2 hours of snowing. (It is still …
Lessons Learned
So, in my nostalgic mood, I began thinking about what each of my pregnancies has taught me. You'd think by the third one, you'd have it all down, but that just isn't the case. Each one has revealed to me something new, something different. Each had a different lesson for me to learn. My first …
Life Sure Moves Quickly When You’re Tired
I know I have not updated very much since moving back East. Sorry about that. Life is crazy and hectic. I am doing all I can to maintain my real life relationships. Sorry to say my virtual relationships have suffered. A girl has to have priorities, right? As a mother, I am tired. My children …
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How is that move going?
Well, it is going fine. Let me tell you, it is difficult to continue running your house while adding the unpacking bit to the mix. I am not completely unpacked yet. Oh well. My kids are happy, so I guess I'm getting the important stuff done. I do not currently have internet access. Terrible, I …
Goodbye To The Parsonage
I guess it is time to let the proverbial cat out of the bag. The Pastor and I are moving back east. We have very much enjoyed our time here at Salem. We knew it wasn't forever when we came here but we had not anticipated what exactly God would do. Our lovely little family …
Pope Pius XII – On Breastfeeding
I got the following article from ccli.org. The following is taken from Pope Pius XII’s address to the Women of Italian Catholic Action, a group of midwives, October 26, 1941. Mothers, your sensibility is greater and your love more tender. Therefore, you will keep a vigilant eye upon your babies throughout their infancy, watching over …
The Prayer Of Love
We do not reciprocate... hatred and contention, although [our enemies] would like it better if we did, and so sink to their own level. And how is the battle to be fought? Soon the time will come when we shall pray, not as isolated individuals, but as a corporate body, a congregation, a church; we …
The Man Who Was Thursday
The title is the name of the book I just finished. It was written by G.K. Chesterton. His first name is Gilbert. I really like that name. I'm thinking Aidan would have been a great Gilbert. He can thank The Pastor when he is older for being named Aidan instead of Gilbert (or Atticus). For …
Notes From the Parsonage 