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My Amy and I made butter today!
I just had to share a few photos.  She was just so cute!  I don’t know when she’s had so much fun!
First, we put the heavy cream that I’d skimmed from real live cow’s milk into the Bosch mixer.  We mixed it until Amy practically squealed that it was [...]

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“Whatever an education is, it should make you a unique individual, not a conformist; it should furnish you with an original spirit with which to tackle the big challenges; it should allow you to find values which will be your roadmap through life; it should make you spiritually rich, a person who loves whatever you [...]

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Proverbs 15:1 
“A  gentle  answer  turns   away  wrath,
but  a harsh  word  stirs  up   anger.”
My son, Michael, 8, chose this verse to type this morning.  When I asked why, he said, “I just need more self-control.”
Don’t we all?  One of the challenges we all face is dealing with anger, our own, and others’.  This verse is about dealing with [...]

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I thought I’d share with you a bit of advice I gave to a young mother recently.  She was at her wits end and crying out for help. 

Hello,
I just happened upon your blog. I only have four children; but, I can identify with some of your feelings. Having children is indeed a huge responsibility [...]

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Today’s the day!  My oldest is 17.  That just doesn’t compute in my little old brain.  I think of myself at 17.  I was crazy in love with my husband-to-be.  I was starting college.  I was going to be a professional.  I just didn’t know what! 
I never in a million years would have believed that [...]

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My kids really want to go to the Y to go swimming.  I really want them to work more diligently on their school lessons.  I made a deal with them yesterday.  When they each complete 25 hours of work (15 for the kindergartner), I’ll take them swimming.  So far, they are motivated!
We shall see!
~smile~
God bless [...]

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