Posts from ‘May, 2009’

Social Media: Making a Difference Online

Many Christians are leery of the new technology and social media. I’ve privately thought for some time that social networking opens up amazing opportunities for reaching out to others that have not existed before. Does it take the place of hands on ministry? No. But for many of us who love to write and are [...]

Wordless Wednesday: Evening Scenes From Our Street

Our Crazy Cairn!

Late last night we discovered that our Cairn Terrier, Bridget had gone missing. We frantically searched the house and the yard over and over, checking under piles of wood, in and around the cars, under beds and couches. We went to bed last night praying for her safety. The weather has been rough with a [...]

Worship on Weekends

What Does Ratatouille Have To Do With Your Business?

This week’s Spark an Idea theme at Work At Home Moms Talk Radio is  ‘Sparking an Idea From the Movies.” This movie touched a special place in my heart because my son wants to become a chef. He also struggles with learning disabilities. But oddly enough, this kid who hates to read and write is [...]

Tackle It Tuesday: Weight Loss Update

I lost some momentum on Friday when I got sick and N’s birthday on Saturday. I did manage to climb back in the saddle yesterday and stay there. I’m down around six pounds. I wish I could exercise but I’m not up to it yet. Want a great snack idea for around 100 calories? Two [...]

Free Coaching Group for the Domestically Challenged

Sarah Zeldman at Solutions For Busy Moms would like to start offering Family Manager Coaching Groups where women can learn the principles of the Family Manager System, set goals, track their progress and get support from me as well as a group of like-minded women. Here’s her offer: I am looking for 8-10 women to [...]

Worship on Weekends

End of the Year Reflection: Biggest Triumphs and Biggest Challenges

Every year has its own set of triumphs and challenges. I often struggle with taking my eyes off Jesus and getting overwhelmed by the wind and the waves. So often do I try to do it all in my strength and not “being still and knowing that He is God.” Triumphs “S” is starting her [...]

Memoria Press

Teaching Latin to my kids admittedly has not been on the top of my priority list. I wasn’t even sure I wanted to try to review this product! The Memoria Press representative suggested that we try Prima Latina for a gentle introduction to Latin to my 13 year old son. We’ve been using it for [...]