October Theme: A Time to Clean
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We spent the last few days at the Kentucky-Tennesse Pathfinder Camporee. It was so much fun! Of course, I always love a good camp out. I had never been to a conference camporee, but the camporee in Osh Kosh every five years is incredible! We can’t wait for that again next summer. So, we have…
Guest Post by Jamie Lamson Why is marriage so hard? Where are my warm rays of sunshine and smiling daisies? Where are the magical blue jays, giddy rabbits and frolicking deer singing about love and happily ever after? Where is my handsome prince on a white stallion carrying me off into the sunset? [pullquote width=300…
Here’s a sweet coloring page you can print for your little ones. Just in time for Spring! Download the coloring page here.
“The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her…” Proverbs 31:11
Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 Written by Teske Drake Even the tiniest of lives have the potential to leave a legacy everlasting. I didn’t realize such a thing until I experienced this firsthand, through the life – and death – of my first daughter, Chloe Marie. …
Last week we went on another family camp out to Martin’s Fork Lake. It was a camp out to remember! A Camp Out to Remember: Part 1 A Camp Out to Remember: Part 2 A Camp Out to Remember: Part 3 A Camp Out to Remember: Part 4 A Camp Out to Remember: Part 5…
Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 This is one of those recipes that I make year after year during the holiday season. (Pictured above during our Easter dinner.) I came across this recipe back in 2004 at the annual Homemaker’s Holiday Ideas program at our local County…
Photo Credit: Doriana Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 Sunday night we came home from our weekend camp out and I was tempted to catch up on work that needed to be done. But then, my daughter came in the room and said, “I’m bored.” So instead…
Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 Article Written by Trudy Samsill Most summer days, my sister and I stayed at my grandparents’ home in Birmingham, Alabama. My childhood memories are beautifully interlaced with those days. We would attend church with my grandparents. I grew up surrounded by…
Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 You know, unless you are famous, you’re memory lasts only as long as those who knew you remember you. But your legacy – your legacy can last for generations. This weekend my son came home from college. It was nice to…