Heading home from vacation, it occurred to me that traveling is a great way to highlight the differences between males and females. Keith and I have fallen into our respective roles – he drives (as efficiently as his family will allow) and I hand out snacks, change movies, organize electronics, gather trash, refill sippy cups, […]
Monthly Archives: February 2014
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share via emailPerspective . . . parked by a dumpster, on a rainy day, at a tiny rural gas station
Well, 41 isn’t a big deal compared to 40, but I can’t say that I look forward to birthdays anymore. I have to pretend to be excited about it because the kids are excited and I don’t want to be “Debbie Downer,” reminding everyone that I’m marching toward death at a rapid pace or that, […]
Book Recommendation – Pastrix (The Cranky Beautiful Faith of a Sinner and Saint) by Nadia Bolz-Weber
She curses like a trucker and is covered in tattoos — not your typical Christian cover-girl – but I’m telling you, her story and her faith are inspiring. I LOVE the book Pastrix by Nadia Bolz-Weber. Do yourself a favor and read it. I have never laughed so hard while learning so much. This book is […]
Walmart Girl in an Apple Store World
When I took this picture, I had no idea what I was going to do with it. I was just fascinated by this odd collection of items that greeted me at Walmart, so I took the picture in amusement (my lucky husband gets to see these weird pictures on our iCloud photostream – I’m sure […]
