Book: Johnny Tremain-A Story of Boston in Revolt (an award winning story)
The book called Johnny Tremain—A Story of Boston in Revolt is great summer reading for anyone middle school age and up. I thoroughly enjoyed reading [...]
Getting the Truth from News Sources
Part of being a good U.S. citizen is being informed on issues and candidates so that you can use your valuable right to vote in [...]
Teaching Kids to Take the Narrow Road
If I asked you what one thing probably gets kids into trouble more often than anything else, I’m betting your answer would be “peer pressure.” [...]
Book: God Gave us Two (A Child’s Book for Welcoming a New Sibling)
I have discovered another thoughtfully written and illustrated book in the “God Gave Us” series, written by Lisa Tawn Bergren and illustrated by Laura J. [...]
A Natural Cough Remedy
I remember when I was a child suffering from a nagging cough and Mom would get out the tablespoon and what would now be a [...]
7 Tips for Making Whipped Cream
Ready-made whipped topping is a handy substitute for whipped cream, and it's helpful for some who are lactose intolerant or on low-fat diets. On the [...]
Taking the Time to Study the Book of Revelation
If you’ve ever studied the very last book of the Bible—the book of Revelation—you know that understanding the meaning of every part of it with [...]
12 Tips for a Successful Buffet
Many households serve buffet style for family gatherings and other occasions. As they say, “Anything worth doing is worth doing well.” Taking an interest in [...]
Pool Noodle Duels
Do you have kids or grandkids who have lots of extra energy to burn? Here's an idea to help wear them out. We took some [...]
Homemade Dressings
Green salads are good any time of year, and especially in summertime. I have some recipes for homemade dressings that I have tweaked over a [...]