Now it is abuse to not kiss a guy before marriage?
Michelle looks happy enough, but it can’t possibly be real. Not when:
her parents so brainwashed her from the time she was not capable of making an informed decision, and then insulated her from society to maintain that indoctrination so severely, that this girl has [...]
Feeling a bit “homesick” I spent entirely too much time watching old German rock songs on YouTube last night. I came across an old one by Die Ärzte that I hadn’t heard before, Rebell (Rebel). It is an interesting cry of a generation, with the first line perfectly expressing the rebellion we see [...]
This morning during worship, we began singing “Shout to the Lord.” Somewhere in the refrain, I felt tears welling up in my eyes and I started to get choked. I don’t usually cry. Not even during those “chick flicks” my husband teases me about. And it had nothing to do with [...]
We have been listening to “On the Banks of Plum Creek” by Laura Ingalls Wilder. It is amazing to listen to her account of her childhood. Her family had so little…a rag doll and some paper dolls Ma had cut out of old papers were prized treasures. And yet they were so [...]
We weren’t planning anything in particular for Father’s Day since my husband wasn’t even going to be home. He left in the wee hours of the morning and shall return sometime tomorrow evening. That’s what life is like when you are married to a railroader. He comes and goes with the trains. [...]
And stop crying wolf. I see so many forwarded emails about kidnapped children that inevitably turn out false, I hardly bother to look at them. Not that I am likely to ever see little Madeleine McCann seeing as she was abducted in Portugal. Still, what thrill can there possibly be in sending [...]
The last month has been a bit of a challenge as I have been trying to keep up with my eight year old’s full homeschooling schedule, continuing my four year old’s early literacy program, caring for our new baby, and most recently dealing with the fact that daddy is gone. Not out of the [...]
My mom is a neverending song in my heart of comfort, happiness and being. I may sometimes forget the words but I always remember the tune.
~Graycie Harmon
When I look into my newborn’s eyes, hold her tiny foot or feel her steady breathing against my chest as she sleeps, I am overwhelmed by this miracle. Overwhelmed [...]
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