Faith, Home, & Family
We've read the story of Queen Esther in the Bible. We know her side of the story. But what was it like to be a Jew when the King's edict to kill all Jew's was published? That is the side of the story the Bible doesn't tell us about. In Keepers of the Covenant, the new book by Lynn Austin that I received to review, we learn what it may have been … [Continue]
Welcome to this weeks......... Making a Home - Homemaking Linky! This weeks featured post, the post with the most clicks last week, is......6 Natural Remedies to Prevent Colds and Flu from Lady Lee's Home. Cold and flu season will be here soon. If you missed this post last week, make sure to stop by … [Continue]
I've been working on cleaning out my two freezers. By cleaning out, I mean eating the food. I'm doing this in anticipation of my husband getting a deer this hunting season. I hope he gets 3. He would like to turn one into jerky, while I care more about having a freezer full for meals. One of the things we ate from the freezer last week was fish. … [Continue]
As part of The Schoolhouse Review Crew, I recently received online access to the Essay Rock Star Personal Statement Writing Course, $57, from Fortuigence to review. The Essay Rock Star Personal Statement Online Writing Course is one unit in the full Essay Rock Star program available for $197. The course is ideal for ages 12-18. This course, … [Continue]
I do believe that I am out of the habit of taking food pictures. Last week, I made a big pan of brownies, my daughter made two loaves of banana bread, and I worked on a recipe for breakfast cookies. … [Continue]
Don't miss the newest Quilts of Love book, Hidden in the Stars by Robin Caroll. September's QOL release is a wonderful combination of mystery, romance, and family love bound together by a quilt and the story it tells. … [Continue]
Overrated is the new book by pastor Eugene Cho. Overrated is his personal confession. His confession that he liked the idea of changing the world better than actually changing the world. He encourages readers to discover a practical discipleship that begins with the recognition that changing the world starts with changing ourselves. Eugene … [Continue]
