Jenn and I have been talking about Christian seders. I haven't had a minute to write (or to think this all through to some sort of sense), but she has. And, oh, how perfectly she captured all my scattered thoughts and some more, at that. Circumstances of life have forced me to re-think our family's traditions this year and I sense that we are on the brink of "simpler, but more meaningful." I pray you all have a very blessed Holy Thursday.
Read about what's being taught on college campuses these days! Be outraged with me! And then say a prayer for all those young women who buy into this bunk.
It's been a year since Lissa launched this blog. I can't thank her enough! If you've enjoyed spending time here, please let Lissa know! She started a bit of a blog population explosion last year. We have all learned so much from being a part of this community. Won't you have a piece of cake? It's actually (well, virtually--but if someone local wants to make it so, I wouldn't mind at all) Milwaukee Frozen Custard (I don't eat cake:-).
Oh! And thank you for the very nice present! My children tell me that www.ebeth.typepad.com (also known as this here Birthday Blog) has been nominated for the Homeschool Blog Awards. I'm honored to be in such good company.
Child: Mommy, come see! Paddy keeps resetting Karoline and she keeps turning over all by herself!
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Child: Mom, should we just re-boot last night's dinner and call it lunch? (In my day, we called that leftovers...)
Last year I posted this and this and this and this and this on Holy Week in the atrium. This year, Maryan is posting an amazing and inspiring series.Her pictures are just wonderful! Brew a cup of tea and spend some time there.(Be sure to click on "read full post" in order to see the pictures.) It's not too late to make this happen for your children this year.
I'm Elizabeth. I'm a happy wife and the mother of nine children. I grab grace with both hands and write to encourage myself and others to seize and nurture the joy of every day. I blog here with my daughter, Mary Beth, a wholehearted young lady on the brink of adulthood.
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