Our House Got Egged {and now I’m gonna egg someone else’s}
We came home the other day to see an egg-shaped note taped to the front door. We came in through the garage as usual, and everyone put away coats and […]
Tag Archives: children
Letting Go & Holding On {a thought on motherhood}
Let’s face it: there’s a whole lot of letting go in motherhood… We let go when we take off their training wheels… when they start […]
Beautiful Butterfly: Easy Textile Canvas Art
I cleaned out my fabric stash (again) a month or two ago and had gobs of fabric scraps I was ready to let go. I had scraps that ranged from […]
Tinkerbell Valentines: Faith, Trust, & “Pixy” {stix} Dust
After I hacked the Star Wars valentines the other day, I got to thinking: we need a girl version, right? So as I was in girly mode, adding a few […]
Baby Shower Game: Encouraging Diapers
A girlfriend of mine had a baby shower this past weekend, and we are so excited for her because she and her husband have been praying for this baby a […]
Kids’ Art + God’s Word {simple DIY keepsake canvas}
I have always loved children’s artwork, “primitive” artwork as it is formally known. And long before I ever had kids, I admired the fantastically funky and perfectly imperfect creations of […]
How To Make A Picture Frame Pillowcase {for a keepsake t-shirt or picture}
I’m not sure how it’s hidden out this long, but tucked away somewhere amid our nine-year-old’s things was a special t-shirt that he’s had since he was three. He received […]
Super Simple DIY: How To Make Kids’ Chopsticks
There is just something about the allure of chopsticks for me. I think working with the International Programs department as an undergrad cemented it. I literally got paid to hang […]
13 Days Of Christmas Break {fun family ideas}
There is not too much I love more than having all my precious ones home for Christmas break. Today was the boys’ last day of school until 2013. The past […]
{getting a jumpstart on} The Kids’ Thank You Notes
I have a confession: I am dreadful about writing thank you notes. It’s really appalling, especially considering both how much I appreciate receiving notes from others and how incredibly blessed […]
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