Article Archive for September 2011
By, Carlie Kercheval Over the years, I have had many people ask me, “I just don’t know how you do it. How do you stay at home all day with your children?” If I …
by Jennifer McDonald
A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones. Proverbs 17:22
“What does Mom have onher head??” one of my children shrieked.
I turned to look at them, flipped my …
Q: Dear Kathy,
“She never asks how I’m doing, even cares to see me. Hardly even sees her own grandkids!” ~ Danielle
“I feel guilty for not keeping my kids in contact with her but she makes …
by Heather Tabers
My 11-year-old daughter stood at the kitchen table last night, running her hands over the items that laid there–a picture of me with my daddy who died of cancer 2 years ago, and …
By, Carlie Kercheval
As a military homeschooling family, we face many unique challenges that our civilian counterparts do not. One of those challenges is experiencing the long term effects that September 11, 2001, has had on …
by Aprille Donaldson
While I used to be an avid reader, now I do most of my reading in the form of blogs and internet articles. I generally only read two or three books a year. …
Well guys (but mostly gals), it’s time for another recipe. This one is a party favorite, fo’ sho. Make it during your next Super Bowl gathering, or going away party (military wives know something about …
