In my backyard, there is a wisteria vine growing in a corner of our fence. It was given to me as an end-of-the-year teacher gift, and it’s SO beautiful. Each year it puts on display gorgeous purple blooms. They’re... Continue Reading →
This post is by my friend, Beth, and is the first ever guest blogger here! Beth and I met in college at The University of Georgia. She is married, and has two children, Noah and Hope. Below is a story she shared on her Facebook page and it resonated with me in such a big way. I loved the simplicity of the message, the photos, and that it was a message taught by children......
Several weekends ago, when our local school system had their winter break, we went camping with another family...
A few weekends ago, I found myself alone in the woods with a man. I know that sounds scary, and it absolutely could have been, so it is a good thing...
The church I attend is multi-generational, which I love. Since we do not live near family, it is wonderful to have people in my life who are like my very own grandparents I can see at church each week, sometimes... Continue Reading →
Opening a preschool during a pandemic is among the hardest things I have done to date. Desiring to ensure the safety of the preschoolers, their families, and the staff made for much weight on my shoulders...
Through the winds of thoughts swirling, through seeking and praying for guidance and direction, it became clear to me that I lacked knowledge in such a big way. A fresh desire to learn more and to educate myself where I am ignorant settled on me like a fog on a meadow. When I am searching for answers, for direction, for true knowledge, I start in God's word.
Mister Rogers shared some really great advice his mom gave him as a child when he would see tragedy in the news. He shares...
I had a hard day yesterday. Sheltering in place is tough, especially after SO MANY DAYS have passed. Yesterday, mundane tasks seemed fruitless; today, they had a mission....
Loved Fiercely---Carly Van Laar 
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