I'm not sure how teacher appreciation week, mother's day and nurse appreciation week ended up being all in the same week, but I know it should never happen again! Whew! Talk about a busy week. Oh, and did I mention that I also had my very first vendor event in the middle of all … Continue reading Teachers, mothers, and nurses, oh my!
Snowman Cake
When I saw this snowman cake on The Cake Blog, which is one of my favorite blogs for cake inspiration, I knew I had to attempt to make it. It was soooo cute and I knew the kids would love it. It was also a very appropriate time to make this snowman cake. It was made … Continue reading Snowman Cake
Winnie the Pooh and Tiger too!
Don't you love when you agree to do a last minute cake order and it turns out to be one of your best?! That's kinda how this Winnie the Pooh cake went. It was a short notice order and the client didn't really have an exact idea for the cake other than it needed to … Continue reading Winnie the Pooh and Tiger too!
How Morning Time Saved Our Homeschool
I was discouraged. I was frustrated. I was close to giving up. I had no idea how homeschooling four children, all different ages, was supposed to work out. And then I discovered morning time. I actually learned about the idea of a morning basket on Pam Barnhill's blog. I spent about a good hour on … Continue reading How Morning Time Saved Our Homeschool
S.O.A.P. Bible Study Method
On December 1st I started an online Bible study through Love God Greatly and I am really enjoying it. It is an advent Bible study called The Road to Christmas. One thing that I am really enjoying is the SOAP Bible study method. Believe it or not I have never heard of this method for studying the Bible … Continue reading S.O.A.P. Bible Study Method
Teaching children about Lottie Moon.
So tomorrow starts the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering at our Church. Do you know who Lottie Moon is? Lottie Moon was a missionary to China for nearly 40 years. She taught the people of China how to read and write. She often made tea cakes (cookies) for the children. The children would eat the cookies … Continue reading Teaching children about Lottie Moon.
The lesson I learned from my Thanksgiving pecan pie.
I have made pecan pie before and it turned out really good, but this one did not. I think I left it in the oven a little too long. It came out of the oven and the crust and pecans were a little on the well done side. I went to cut a piece to … Continue reading The lesson I learned from my Thanksgiving pecan pie.
A little longer.
Today I got my laminator back out. It took 30 minutes to find and it ended up being in my 7 year olds bedroom, but that's a whole nother blog post. Anyway, this laminator is the best thing I have ever spent $30 on. I bought it a couple of years ago, but it has … Continue reading A little longer.
Being Intentional When Life Gets Mundane.
This was a post I wrote about a year ago when I did a Proverbs 31 Bible study on What Happens When Women Say Yes to God by Lysa Terkeurst.. I highly recommend the book. Today is the Blog Hop I've been so excited about! So excited that I started this blog!! For the Blog Hop we … Continue reading Being Intentional When Life Gets Mundane.
A crazy(er) week.
I am definitely a summer girl, but there is something about a rainy, cold day with candles lit inside of a warm, cozy house and soup in the crock pot for dinner that makes me happy. This has been a crazy(er) week than usual. All 3 little ones have been sick and for us that … Continue reading A crazy(er) week.