
Today is the first Sunday of Advent, the season in the Christian calendar when Christians have traditionally prepared for the coming (Advent) of the Messiah. We’re in a bit of a pressure-cooker season, so I’m not sure how much preparation will get done. But even if my halls go completely undecked, we’ll set up our […]

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I woke up in the wee hours with a combination of jaw pain and sinus pain. Then I googled chronic jaw pain and scared myself to death with the phrase “jaw replacement.” So I bought some boots (af). I needed the boots, but it was still a rather impulsive bit of shopping therapy for me. […]

Although not an official, perennial holiday until the Civil War, from our settling to our founding and beyond, we have known the importance of setting aside a day of thanksgiving to the God from whom so many blessing flow. It’s a good reminder in whom and from whom our blessings flow. George Washington’s Thanksgiving […]

I’m still without a computer, away from home and wifi, and I was a bit preoccupied with getting ready for the big day. But I borrowed the kid’s computer and the parents’ sluggish wifi, and we’ve got an unbroken chain. First: we exploded the cranberries. The boys love to help with this dish even if […]

Yesterday, we spent the morning driving all over North Texas on a series of errands: library, Hobby Lobby (my girls are trying to cover our house in yarn, like a house coozie), and the thrift store. Then the boys and I dropped off the girls and went to speech and to the best smelling store […]

We’re about to get our bake on, starting with the cranberry bread from Cranberry Thanksgiving (af) (The best Thanksgiving book EVER! If you order it today, you’ll get it in time. Go! Do it!) True cooks are really just scientists working with food. And artists. Artistic scientists! Understanding the science behind your recipes can help […]

I keep trying to pare down what I have to do on Sundays so that I can have an actual day of rest. I have most of a day of rest, but thus far, I haven’t figured out how to move the grocery shopping to a different day. The problem is my Saturdays are overloaded; […]

I’m generally not a fan of “National X day” (except national donut/chocolate/or coffee day), but today is National Adoption Day, which is a fantastic use of an otherwise pointless habit. If you mark it in no other way, read this wonderful article by Joleigh Little. Joleigh once wrangled my young and foolish self as an […]

Despite the fact that Christmas trees and decorations are up all over North Texas, I continue to cling to the crazy idea that Thanksgiving should come and go before we deck the halls and falalalala. Ahem. Some Thanksgiving art, folk songs, and hymns to enhance your holiday. First the art. (Bonus art: some of the […]