Hey everyone! Here’s a simple recipe for a rainy day. Or a sunny day. Or any other kind of day, actually, because every day (except diet day, but we don’t talk about that) is a good day for pie, am I right?? My mom used to talk about a blueberry pie recipe she had, with […]
As usual, I’m running a little behind, and so… My posts might be a little delayed going up for the first few weeks of this year. This is a trend from the past year that I’d like to beat in 2018 – but, one foot in front of the other, one step at a time! […]
Last week’s post ended with saying I’d talk about the challenges of coming home, and what gives me hope in the face of my current obstacles. I also mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I was afraid of the future – afraid of the things that could go “Wrong,” afraid of the hard things […]
I concluded Last Week with the statement that all of that unbelievable, amazing generosity of God in those three years in Germany could all be summed up as “Grace.” It was all such a blessing. I also mentioned last week that for a while, I was looking out on my future with quite a bit […]
This recipe is a family favourite: it’s made with spiced, strong coffee, whipped cream, ice cream, and eggnog – making it one of the most festive, delicious, filling beverages you can possibly imagine. The coffee helps cut on the sweetness of the eggnog a little, and the addition of real, unsweetened whipped cream adds to […]
I mentioned Last Week that the theme for the women of Bodenseehof during my student year was “Freedom,” which was perfect for me that year. (They have men’s and women’s devotions every year, and the women’s part always has a theme.) For the next two years, I was put in charge of women’s devotions, and I chose […]
Last week I told you about some of the miraculous events that took place for me to be able to go to Germany for Bible School. I still can’t believe it, when I think about it – It was all too perfect! But so wonderful, and so good. God is able to do amazing things! […]
Last Week I left you hanging by telling you that I needed $10,000 to go to Bible school in Germany, and that I had just set my plan in place for saving the money. Two years of saving, I hoped, would get me there… not with much to spare, granted, but I’d be able to […]
Okay, so! Time to pick up from Part 4 of my story. Before I get in too deep, I would just like to acknowledge that there is a very important part of my story that I have not yet mentioned – and that would be the part that tells why I started this blog, and […]
I find that on these crisp, fall days, when the breeze starts to turn toward winter and the first few snowflakes make an appearance here and there, there are few things more satisfying than a hot bowl of soup served with warm, fresh bread. If you haven’t had that experience, I hope this post will […]
