~ by Lee Hull Moses Around here, summer officially starts today, when school finally lets out. We will celebrate with a trip to our favorite ice cream place. I love summer, and fully plan to enjoy every minute of this one. As we’ve been making plans for the next couple of months, I found myself … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: June 2016
Raising a Young Lady of Strength
–This post is by Joy Freeman, and was originally posted on her blog, Chaplainhood. One of the pastimes in our family is Martial Arts, multiple martial arts. We all do Tae Kwon Do, also Hap Ki Do for my husband, and Tai Chi for my husband and me. We have lots of years of experience … Continue reading
“When Headlong Might Save a Life”: Thoughts on Precipices (of Both the Literal and Metaphorical Kind)
~by Jill Clingan “Moments” There are moments that cry out to be fulfilled. Like, telling someone you love them. Or giving your money away, all of it. Your heart is beating, isn’t it? You’re not in chains, are you? There is nothing more pathetic than caution when headlong might save a life, even, possibly, your … Continue reading
Summer Moments
–Joanna Harader As usual, when I realized I was on the schedule to write this week’s “Practicing with Children” post, I panicked. Because I haven’t been practicing anything with my children lately. Except getting them to the end of the school year. And getting them to clean the house for the graduation party. And hiding … Continue reading
