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The Hobbit: A Review
Nathan and I have been waiting to watch this movie for years, and last Saturday night we found childcare for our 5 kids (including newborn!), dressed up and saw it. Here’s our thoughts (warning: spoilers!). Our “fan creds” are decent; … Continue reading
Soapbox
I have decided to air one of my more strongly-held opinions. My step-father passed away a few weeks ago, and after writing his eulogy, I want to add a plea to the general public – Please, please, if you smoke … Continue reading
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Truth and death
(Oct 12th) My step-father died a week ago. I can’t say that I wish he hadn’t; I can’t say I wish we had had more time together. To say that about someone who was facing a choice between dying slowly … Continue reading
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Potpourri
This post will probably be a little of everything, ergo “potpourri” (and ps, was I the only one shocked to discover that word has a “t” in it?? ). “These are a few of my favorite things…” – besides that … Continue reading
Needing Him
I’ve always used writing to help me with hard places in life. This week we began homeschooling in earnest, and Nathan began studying/writing full time again (for the last semester, hopefully!). I don’t plan on complaining, but I just need … Continue reading
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Pregnant…again!
Well, it’s “out” now. I’m at 8 weeks (LMP) and willing to let the world know….if only because friends and brothers and sisters in the Lord, please pray for us! All is well but I’ve been struggling with normal 1st … Continue reading
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Review: “The River Within”
I just watched the movie “The River Within” (available from netflix) and I enjoyed it. I have to admit, my expectations were low; watching a tiny budget, made by young professionals, “christian” movie is, imo, kind of like watching cousin … Continue reading
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Contentment in Escondido
I have been pondering contentment lately, specifically in regards to where/how we are living right now. Mostly because we are also gearing up more towards moving to Africa and have been talking and reading about that. (Africa? you ask? Check … Continue reading →