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31 Days :: Remodeling This Life Drums in My Living Room :: (in)courage 30 New Free High-Quality Fonts :: Smashing Magazine Capturing Family Memories in Photos :: Organizing Your Way Pottery Barn Hacks for Fall :: Nesting Place “Miracles are a retelling in small letters of the very same story which is written across the [...]
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For most of us, we’re at the dawn of a new school year. Kids’ crayons are still wrapped in paper, shoes are gleaming white, and there might even be a certain eagerness to waking up in the morning for a day of learning. Perhaps you’ve even got a bouquet of newly-sharpened pencils. Who knows. Even [...]
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We just got back from our road trip (today, in fact — that’s why this post is just now going live), and part of our journey took us to a workshop for families like us, who live and work cross-culturally. One of the main topics was called “soul care,” which is just like it sounds. [...]
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Blow up my Marriage :: Simple Marriage Back to School Binder Pouch Tutorial :: Sew, Mama, Sew! (via Noodlehead) Who Taught You How to Clean? :: Small Notebook Pants for a Growing Boy :: Soule Mama What Will Retirement Look Like for Younger Generations? :: Frugal Dad Education is not preparation for life; education is [...]
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On Monday, we talked about financial goals, and gave ourselves a checkup on any 2010 goals we made regarding money. Next Monday, we’ll rethink any personal goals we might have (weight loss? watch less TV?), and track our progress for the year. So I thought today, I’d repost this one from more than two years [...]
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I‘ve written before about some of our family’s financial goals, but it’s been a long while. There’s a good explanation for this — 2010 has been an unexpected doozy. We became debt-free in early 2008, and it didn’t take us long to save up for our fully-funded emergency fund. We then saved up for a [...]
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School is starting soon for many of our kids. The heat still sizzles, but days are now spent buying school supplies, registering, turning in forms, and getting medical checkups. Don’t know about you, but the lazy days of summer have definitely flown by for me this year. But it is still summer for those of [...]
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