A {total sweet spot} Week In The Life At CampClem
What a fun week I’ve had here at CampClem! I was completely energized because I got to spend my week thoroughly exhausting myself doing some things I love. Energized by […]
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{why I’m thankful for} a nail in my tire
My mother takes a month-long trip to England each year to visit friends, family, and country. My father doesn’t go, but he always seems to manage–every year–to give her some […]
What The Christian Life {actually} Looks Like
When I first became a Christ-follower, and for many years before and some years after, I thought that following Jesus looked like this: Beautiful but confined. Well-formed, but constricted. Rigid. […]
Growing Wheat Grass {and walking with Jesus}
Do you ever say things like, “Oh I’ve always wanted to try [whatever it is]!” You fill in the blank. Sometimes I catch myself thinking that and wonder why not […]
My ROYGBIV-ed closet… {and a spiritual question}
I got all my shoes off the floor and onto shelves in our master closet yesterday. It felt so good to have them all sorted and put away, and the […]
“He Is Risen” Birds & Banner
Well, the love birds almost didn’t make it after Valentine’s… …But about two seconds after I tossed them in a yard sale box, I had an idea, so I fished […]
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 […]
Scaling Mount Laundry {a reflection on motherhood}
With two adults and three kids in our home, we produce five or more outfits to be laundered each day… Actually, more since we have pajamas and sports practice clothes […]
{really, girls} If He’s A Gift From God
I was sitting in the hair dresser’s chair, it’s been ten years ago now, as the stylist excitedly shared about her latest live-in boyfriend. As she recalled all the “broken […]
A Mom Devotional: {don’t say} Stay Where I Can See You
I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve told our second and third children to “stay where I can see you.” While our eldest child has always stuck pretty […]
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