Archive for the ‘Personal’ Category
Excerpts from the poem Her Words by Anna Hempstead Branch For mother’s everywhere – by birth or by heart – who inspire children the world over with beautiful words of Truth, of grace, of forgiveness – both the giving type and the seeking type.
“Today is mine. Tomorrow is none of my business. If I peer anxiously into the fog of the future I will strain my spiritual eyes so that I will not see clearly what is required of me now.” – from Keep a Quiet Heart “Therefore do not be anxious for tomorrow; for tomorrow will care [...]
I am posting on Why We Web’s site today on how to turn voicemail messages into text messages so you never have to listen to your voicemail again! We have been doing this for a few years now, and I love it! It’s a simple and free process to set up. Click on the link [...]
After a long and tiresome day mother’s the world over sigh a sigh of sincere relief as the last little one is tucked into bed for the night. Relief, for the constant chattering has ceased for a brief time. Relief, for the fatigued body of the busy mother can now rest. Relief, for having survived [...]
It has been over a year since I started a search through scriptures on how we should speak. I am still not done. But it has been, and continues to be, an incredible journey. I saw someone else commit to do this through the Proverbs, and I decided to copy. I chose the color red, [...]
I am excited to be guest blogging over the next couple months on Why We Web and my first post is up today – Using Technology to Love One Another. Some thoughts on the increase in loneliness as well a fear of intimacy, our call as Christians to love, and how technology can help us love [...]
We are home now, after a week and a half of hotel living, microwave dinners and freezing cold weather. I thought I would be able to keep up with writing on here while we were gone – but it turns out living in a hotel with two active boys takes a lot of effort. [...]
The Seven Laws of Teaching is a book written by John Milton Gregory on, well, laws of teaching. The Seven Laws of teaching is available for free from Google Books or in paperback form from Amazon. The Seven Laws of Teaching was written in 1884 and covers the fundamental laws of teaching – it is excellent [...]
I once knew a girl. She had wispy brown hair, and brown eyes so deep you could almost fall into them. She was riding her bike the day I met her. Her, a young girl of 7 or 8, was responsible for watching her little brother, perhaps 3. He had fallen and was hurt and [...]
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