Subtitled: You can do almost anything in a skirt! *grin* But we’ll get to that later. I’m getting some great responses in the comment box for my last posting! Thank you! So, I went to bed on Saturday night, laying out all my problems to the Lord with this whole Sunday rest thing. I had … [Read more…]
I have a question that’s been bothering me. The question is this: How do you define “work” on Sunday? I try to make Sunday a day set apart — you know, lots of God, lots of family, lots of rest. At least, that’s the goal. However, I also want to make Sunday dinner extra special … [Read more…]
I really must thank Danielle Bean for putting this video on her blogsite. At first I thought it was mildly interesting, but then as time went on, I found myself captivated more and more by this man who sells little-known sodas in his store. It reminded me somewhat of the book 100 Mile Diet: A … [Read more…]
The Internet Monk is one of my favorite bloggers, hands down. Whether I agree with him or not, he always has something to say that makes me THINK. While his latest post is the kind of post that makes me anxious — fearful, even — he gives us a good reminder, especially in the month … [Read more…]
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… I should just give up trying to blog during the month of October. Seriously. October is always a ridiculously busy time in our family. We have 5… FIVE… kids’ birthdays in October (3 in the same week), a mother-in-law’s birthday, an anniversary, preparations for Halloween/All Saints’ Day, AND (this year) a visit from my … [Read more…]
Me: “Thomas, what is a mortal sin?” Thomas: “Ooh! I remember! It’s two sins stuck together!”
Before any MORE time goes by (arrggh! There are never enough hours in the day to do what I’d like to do!), I wanted to at least post that YES, we did, in fact, make it down to Disney World. Long story made short: my husband got a great deal on a place to stay … [Read more…]
Today is the feast day of St. Isaac and St. Jean, two amazing Jesuit priests who faced terrible hardship and ultimately gave their lives while witnessing to the Hurons in the 1600s. You can learn more about them at Catholic Culture. We had read this book (and I read this one) last year as we … [Read more…]
Whew… what a long trip that was! I’ll try to post about our vacation this weekend, but for now… can you tell where we were? (I’m sure you can!)