“The discussion about food additives and their pervasiveness in foods can be overwhelming even if you have mastered cooking everything from scratch and have already identified wholesome alternatives. For most of us, myself included, the process of eliminating troublesome ingredients and replacing the items with wholesome healthier choices does not happen overnight.The first step is [...]
For the Love of Books: February Reviews
by Lindsay on Feb 29, 2008 in learning at home
Culture Shift: Engaging Current Issues with Timeless Truth by Albert Mohler – a thorough and clear short book on understanding the times and the culture around us, and how we as Christians can respond in a relevant and meaningful way. Mohler delves into the topics of Christianity & Politics, Public Schools, the Abortion debate, etc. [...]
Creatively Stretching the Dollar
by Lindsay on Feb 28, 2008 in frugal & simple
It is funny how inspired you can become when forced to be a little more creative in stretching the dollar. Well, at least that has been the case for me, during this financial transition. I am learning how to cut a little closer on a few more corners. Here are the things I have been [...]
Rejoicing in Simplicity
by Lindsay on Feb 27, 2008 in frugal & simple
I love watching how Karis can find such simple pleasure in makeshift toys. Her favorites lately have included the pictured mixing spoon (mommy’s little helper already), a netted bag that formally carried oranges, and her wooden basket that stores her little gadgets. It is such a sweet reminder of the beauty of contentment and finding [...]
Resources for Beginning a Healthy Lifestyle
by Lindsay on Feb 27, 2008 in health & nutrition, natural & green
Getting started on a more nutritious lifestyle can be a little overwhelming! Trust me…I have been there. Here are a few resources that I recommend to send you successfully on your way. Remember…take one step at a time. Read and learn a little here and a little there. Read here for the little steps I [...]
Cultivating a Love for Reading
by Lindsay on Feb 26, 2008 in learning at home
“No matter how busy you may think you are, you must find time for reading, or surrender yourself to self-chosen ignorance.” –Atwood H. Townsend “Young and old should not be without the love of reading. “The love of books is the doorway through which we enter into the purest and perfect pleasure God has prepared [...]
Kitchen Tip: Save those peelings!
by Lindsay on Feb 26, 2008 in recipes & kitchen tips
Have you ever considered saving your carrot peels/tops, onion skins, leek tops, and celery leaves? I have found that these work splendidly in making stock lately! I simply have been saving these small items in a ziploc bag in the freezer until I am ready to make a batch of stock, and then I just [...]
Lessons Learned through a Loaf of Bread
by Lindsay on Feb 25, 2008 in faith & womanhood
1 Sam 16:7 “For the LORD sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the LORD looks on the heart.” Sometimes the appearance of my loaf of bread just doesn’t turn out as expected (as witnessed this week). Thankfully, God values my inward character over my outward appearance or talents! There [...]
Enjoying the Beauty of God’s Creation
by Lindsay on Feb 25, 2008 in news & giveaways
Our little family took an impromptu hike to Beacon Rock on Saturday, which is along the beautiful Columbia Gorge. It was so refreshing to enjoy time together as a family! I am so thankful for the beauty of God’s creation, especially here in the Northwest. I reflected upon the treasure that God has bestowed upon [...]
Monthly Menu & Recipes
by Lindsay on Feb 24, 2008 in recipes & kitchen tips
I have finally updated my monthly menu plan to include most of the recipes I use! Check it out here. I have not been sticking strictly to it though, as each day has it’s own surprises! I do like to stick to the dinner themes, but may rotate what soup I make for the week, [...]
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