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Death is to lose the earth you know, for greater knowing; to lose the life you have for greater life; to leave the friends you loved, for greater loving; to find a land more kind than home, more large than earth. ~Thomas Wolfe Seven years ago this month she made one of the hardest decisions […] Read more…
You can go ahead and call me Ellie May Clampett, what with me hauling couches down the interstate and trying to keep from being impaled by a chair sitting very precariously in the passenger seat, all the while holding 3 chickens. Okay, it was one sofa and I wasn’t holding chickens, but it wouldn’t made […] Read more…
Since we took a break from homeschooling this year and my girls are at a Classical School, I’ve had to figure out what to do with my time during the day. I DON’T do it all and for everything I say yes to, I say no to twenty more things. I am loosely organized with […] Read more…
(photos all by Lisa Price Photography) Remember back in October when I spoke at Allume? Well, some of my friends from home came to the conference, both to support their scared friend and mostly to hear the likes of Ann Voskamp and Phil Vischer in person. You know Phil, right? The creator of Veggie Tales. […] Read more…
I finally posted a full house tour, all in one-big-giant-scrolling page. I’m adding this post as a link under the “Decorating” tab of the navigation bar. Hope it makes it easier to find what you’re looking for! Also, I wanted to introduced you to some new bloggers that are from our local East Tennessee area. […] Read more…
I’ve been doing a lot of writing and soul searching and deadline meeting over the past few days. I’ve also been doing very little sleeping. Maybe you need this repost as much as I do. “Your real, new self (which is Christ’s and also yours, and yours just because it is His) will not come […] Read more…
We are enjoying the briefest and most beautiful of snow days—one that actually has snow, which is always nice. I made chili and am contemplating starting some mocha cupcakes for Valentine’s Day. I’m worried that I might be snowed in with them, which is not good for my thighs. Who I am kidding? It’s gonna […] Read more…
(photo via Life in Balance ) I started 2012 off with a bang. And by that I mean, I had emergency surgery on my gallbladder. I woke up on the morning of my birthday completely out of my head and asking for cookie cake.(So, in retrospect I guess I wasn’t completely out of my head.) […] Read more…