Loving a Life of Biblical Womanhood
I spent the day canning pears and peaches. The peaches were for my sister. She had a peach tree last year that would not quit, and when I was visiting this past weekend, she sent me home with seven gallons of frozen chopped peaches, with the only request that some of the preserves made be jelly because she doesn’t like chunks on her toast.
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We are really fans of the flavor and this smoothie lets that wonderful watermelon flavor come through.
Pin ItThis would be a WONDERFUL family project – a way to give back to those who have — and are — sacrificing so much and a way to open up the door to talk about things happening in our world and our wonderful military with your children.
A wonderful recipe involving a bread bowl. How can you go wrong when you get to eat the bowl?
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Comfort food shared at the request of a friend. This recipe is good dinner all by itself and keeps for lunchtime left overs.
Pin ItA true wife makes a man’s life nobler, stronger, grander, by the omnipotence of her love, turning all the forces of manhood upward and heavenward.
The more I stared at all of those beautiful, shiny cleaning machines, the more I realized that buying our own steam cleaner would actually be much more cost effective that renting one about every other month.
Homemade Play Dough recipe with photos.
Here’s my menu plan for the week of 28 September 2009 for my family. As far as desserts go, I’m going to make a peach cobbler from the yummy peaches my sister gave me yesterday, and I’m going to do some sort of cupcakes for the boys to decorate.
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Thanks to a lot of prayer, and a lot of competent and caring nurses and doctors, and an awful lot of research into birth defects, premature births, and still-births funded by the March of Dimes, all of our children have the opportunity to live normal, healthy lives.
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