{be} the awesome you want to see in the world
You’ve probably heard the quote “be the change you want to see in the world.” Well, this is the CampClem version. It’s amped up a bit. It had two cups […]
Category Archives: walking with Jesus
Quick! Just One?
Ann prompted “Quick! One thing you are grateful to God for right in this moment!” And I thought just one? The way my toddler daughter nuzzles her head in the […]
prying off the latch {and how NOT to let sin take hold}
It struck me like a load of bricks as I was squatting there, bent over a project in my garage. I was prepping a piece of furniture to be refinished, […]
The {bent down, storm beaten, left for dead} First Bloom
You know we were hit with that freak hail storm a couple of weeks ago… There we were in shorts and t-shirts picking up golf ball sized chunks of ice […]
Sometimes Life Is About…
I am one who likes to get things done. Inspiration strikes and I jump on it. But sometimes… It rains almost every day since I set out to paint the […]
This Love Don’t Cost A Thing: The Hit Or Miss Food Blessing
You ever try a new food for your kids, only to discover it’s a bomb? I’m not talking about some intricate recipe. Sometimes it’s as simple as picking up something […]
The Non-Post Post {Yes.}
Yes, our home modem has not yet been replaced. So yes I drove up to Starbucks tonight with my laptop to upload today’s post and insert the photos. And yes, […]
How My Five-Month-Old Cured My Fear Of Flying
Y’all remember that scene from the Meg Ryan movie, French Kiss, the one where she is white-knuckled in an airplane, then totally freaks out and bangs open the emergency exit […]
Bless, But Don’t Pick Up The Serial Killer.
I’m typing this at Starbucks sitting next to my best gal (my daughter) and a venti vanilla chai latte. Our modem went caput a couple of days ago, so I’m […]
Confession: We’ve Threatened The “D” Word In Our Marriage
I, _____, take you ______, to be my wedded husband. To have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and […]
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