Capturing Creativity
We had an interesting conversation over the breakfast table this morning. Is fairness important? My husband was reading an article in the Wall Street Journal about a group of men who stole hundreds of millions of dollars, yet are being
Phew!!! I made it. This is absolutely not my style of reading, but I promised myself that I would read it, and I did it. Hooray for me! Knowing and Teaching Elementary Mathematics was originally written as a graduate paper
If you haven’t yet seen The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore, then you are in for a treat. This adorable short is similar to Up stylistically, and the score puts Pop Goes the Weasel in an entirely new
8 kids in the house 1 brief moment of silence Thank you repair man!!!
I have been learning a lot about God’s gifts recently. I have this weird tendency to try to put all of God’s gifts in tidy categories that sound lofty, intimidating and unreachable, but I am learning that God is much
“Momma, I s’eep in you’s bed? Please?” My little girl loves to be in our bed, whether we are there or not. She doesn’t mind sleeping in her room, but if she can’t fall asleep for any reason I know
My goal for our summer is always to find one great book that we can read SLOWLY and savor all of the greatness that the author took the time to include. Nim’s Island by Wendy Orr is one of my
After the devastation of the October snowstorms I wasn’t sure if I wanted to see any more snow, but having made it through all of November and December without a flake, I fully admit that I changed my tune. Today,
Guess which 2 year old figured out how to write the first letter of her name? … Unsupervised and on carpet of all things. It was adorable to hear her yelling “Did it! Look Momma, A! Hooray… clap Momma. A.
My husband loves to keep busy. In the winter this usually means focusing on coaching the ski team. Unfortunately, we haven’t had enough snow this season to keep him on skis, so he has tucked into yet another project. A
