Faith, Home, & Family
I recently received the book I AM THAT I AM, Tracing the Footprints of God by Judy LeBlanc from CrossLink Publishing to review. This book is much bigger than I expected at 492 pp. I AM THAT I AM, Tracing the Footprints of God is a book that you’ve always wanted to have in your library but could never find. I AM THAT I AM provides a biblically … [Continue]
Instead of serving spaghetti last week, like the menu said, I decided to serve stuffed green peppers. I used green peppers than I had cut the tops off of, seeded, and frozen from out garden last summer. They were so good! I had already served two peppers out of the big pan when I remembered to take a picture. I put the planned … [Continue]
I planted carrots last August and left them to over winter in the garden as a test. I pulled some up the other day and they were great! The biggest one I pulled was 5". The the biggest carrot I've ever been able to grow in this Kentucky mud. (Don't laugh at me! lol) The tasted so good, too! So much better than store bought carrots. I will … [Continue]
The most exciting thing that happened this week was a volleyball tournament. Abby played in a 14 and under tournament. They won! Abby was also chosen as one of two MVP's for her team! The team won a trophy, and Abby received this dog tag. It has a volleyball in a star on the front, and the tournament name and info on the back. Pretty cool! … [Continue]
This Week's Favorites is a collection of websites I loved to read, recipes and crafts I want to try, or recently tried. Instead of hiding them in my favorites folder, I'm sharing them here. I hope you find lots of new favorites, too! To Read or Do 10 Cool Things to do with Eggshells Babysitter Information Printable Ways to Make … [Continue]
We had breakfast for supper last Friday and I thought I'd share a picture. That would be my homemade egg, sausage, cheese biscuit. Made with my homemade biscuits, homemade turkey sausage, eggs and cheddar cheese. The family ate these in a flash, and if they hadn't had to leave for church right after they ate, they would have … [Continue]
It's seed starting time! YAY! Since I have no outdoor pictures to share this week, I thought I'd share how I made my seed start pots from newspapers. The seed starter kits sold in the stores are handy, but they are so expensive. This is a much more frugal option.They go together really fast, you can get your kids to help, and you'll be done in no … [Continue]
