by Tabby Finton | Dec 1, 2014 | Relationships
She was such a tiny woman, even from my child-sized estimation. Josie had beautiful, ancient Native American skin that was more wrinkled than any other skin I had ever seen. She wore her long brown hair (sprinkled with gray) in braids, and wore glasses that were...
by Kendra Egeland Roehl | Nov 17, 2014 | Relationships
I love the Christmas season. I have many wonderful family memories from my childhood of traveling to my grandparents, eating delicious Christmas goodies and listening to Christmas music. And as my husband and I have grown our family, we’ve found it is important for us...
by Julie Fisk | Nov 21, 2013 | Trends
It was the day after Halloween, and as I swept into a local store to grab a few items I skidded to a halt in disbelief: Christmas trees. Up. Decorated. What the what?!? I almost checked the date on my phone to make sure I hadn’t accidentally skipped 30 or so days....
by Esther Aspling | Aug 8, 2013 | Trends
This past July during Family Camp at Lake Geneva Christian Center, I had the privilege of attending the Garden Coffee put on by Bridging the Gap. While I’m not a Family Camp participant, I do enjoy driving up to Alexandria just for the Garden Coffee. The setup was...
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