by Kathy Banta | Jun 13, 2012 | Faith
In the winter of 1975, I lived in the small town of Huxley, Iowa. That winter we got a generous amount of snow. My older brother Jerry, with the help of my sister Janni, built a snow fort in the back yard where he tunneled through the snow drifts, with...
by Guest Contributor | Jun 13, 2012 | Self Discovery
Lose weight! Stop smoking! Join a health club! But most of our best intentions are forgotten within days. Then it’s back to that let-down feeling of having failed again. There is a big difference between making resolutions and prayerfully arriving at God-inspired...
by Guest Contributor | Jun 7, 2012 | General
My husband had a loaf of frozen bread dough on the counter one afternoon thawing and he loves to make carmel rolls with them. However we have had 3 batches of carmel rolls the past week and so I decided to try something fun with items I had in the fridge to make...
by Amber Woller | Jun 7, 2012 | General
Ever have one of those mornings? You know what I’m talking about – a morning where nothing goes as planned and life is chaos. One of those mornings. I woke up feeling a little unexcited about work, a little overwhelmed by some recent major life changes, worried about...
by kated | Jun 6, 2012 | Health and Wellness
Too Much Fruit We’ve been told for over a decade that five servings of fruits and vegetables a day are part of a healthy and well-balanced diet; but is this actually accurate? Most fruit is high in fructose, a natural sugar. While fructose is not as...
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