Worth Revisiting: On the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and Not Having It All Together
In which I revisit a post detailing a desert period in my faith life, since I’m having another one.
Cloister of the Housewife
Working has given me an appreciation of the quiet that enveloped my life as a housewife, while challenging me to learn to pray differently.
Letting Go of Traditions
This past Advent, I had to let go of a lot of my ideas about what Advent should be.
What do People Think of Your Kids?
If someone only knew your kids from the way you talk about them, what would be their impression?
#WorthRevisiting: Why Celebrating Valentine’s Day Isn’t Important
I learned more than a decade ago that #ValentinesDay really just wasn’t that important.
#WorthRevisiting: As You Wish
In this #WorthRevisiting post, I see a link between the Divine Office, The Princess Bride, and the Prodigal Son.
#WorthRevisiting: My Favorite Movie
It’s time for Worth Revisit Wednesday, hosted by Theology is a Verb and Reconciled to You. This is an opportunity to pull an old post out of the mothballs, air it out again, and let everyone admire how well it’s held up. (Hopefully, mine has!) Be sure to stop by and see other other posts…
#WorthRevisit Wednesday: The Brick Wall
Part of homeschooling is knowing when you have to change something to give your children the best education possible. It’s been two years since one major change our family had to make.
Post from the Past: Hyperemesis Awareness Day
Today is HG Awareness Day, so I pulled up this post of mine from a few years ago. Hyperemesis is a serious medican condition, yet most people are unaware of it. I suffered from HG during both of my pregnancies, and I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy. Today, May 15, is…
The Grace of Yes Book Club, Chapter 3: The Grace of Creativity
Welcome back to the book club! Grab a scone and a cup of coffee and have a seat while we talk about Lisa Hendey’s terrific new book, The Grace of Yes. In this week’s chapter, Lisa talks about the winding road that led her from her major in French at Notre Dame to being an…
