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I haven’t reviewed many books geared toward late elementary age students, but when I saw the information on Cake: Love, Chickens, and a Taste of Peculiar by Joyce Magnin, I just had to read it! Let me explain. Cake tells the story of Wilma Sue, who has been bounced around in foster care. When she… Read More
One of my favorite aspects of parenting is shepherding my children along when they first show an interest in spiritual things. Recently, 2 year old Boo has been retelling her Sunday school lessons and showing a big interest in praying. Sometimes when we pray, she repeats phrases after me. Sometimes I pray, and she agrees… Read More
Boo is two and a half years old, and I was really hoping she’d be potty trained by now. We’re off to a good start. She knows what to do, but she just doesn’t have time to mess with the potty. So she’s still in diapers. Up until now I’ve always used Pampers Baby Dry… Read More
I have had bad eyesight for almost as long as I can remember. Unfortunately, getting older hasn’t helped the situation any. Three years ago i got my first pair of bifocals. I really couldn’t believe I needed bifocals before I turned 40! Then, as you all know, I was diagnosed with diabetes, which is known… Read More
I’ve been blogging for almost 6 years, and in that time I’ve learned a thing or two. I’ve learned that to be a great blogger, you have to be flexible in arranging and rearranging your priorities. I’ve learned you have to juggle many roles: writer, site administrator, creative expert, and statistic analyzer. If you saw… Read More
