By the Way

The purple cabbage I used to demonstrate layers of grief This month’s calendar is filled with notes of all the people who are leaving. ...

I have a picture in my head of what homeschool should look like.  You know, that picture on the front of textbooks or homeschool websites.  ...

Whenever I doubt that I am teaching my kids good theology, we have conversations that completely confirm my doubts: Nadia (3) picks up a ...

The view washing dishes at our friends' house.  We go down this road almost every day.  On clear days we can see the nearby mountains ...

“So how do you feel about going back?” It’s a reasonable question, and I appreciate people asking.  It’s also one of those stupidly diffic...

I have never been into New Years Resolutions. In lieu of resolutions, a few years ago I jumped on the One Word bandwagon, where you choose o...

“Christmas this year didn’t feel quite like Christmas,” Juliana said last night before bedtime. “What do you mean?” I asked “We didn’t get...

We have now been back in the America for over 10 months. 10 months! That is by far the longest we have been here since we got married 11 ye...

When we left to come back to the US this year, our friends kept asking, “Are you coming back? How sure our you that you will be back?” They ...

“Everyone has a story or a struggle that will break your heart. And, if you’re really paying attention, most people have a story that will ...