Category: Kitchen Sink

A craft room makeover can be a pretty exciting event for a crafter.  After all, we spend a lot of time in our special spaces and when they are pleasantly decorated and nicely organized our creative juices just seem to Read More

I hate moving!  As the wife of a pastor, I have done my share of moving over the past 25 years.  We have lived in six houses in four different states.  What a tedious job it is to pack up Read More

My daughter had a birthday this week and is no longer a teenager! Makes me feel old, but we had fun celebrating with her. Last night was the opening night for a play she is in at college and we Read More

  Can you believe this month is all but gone already?! We have watched plenty of basketball at our house over the last few weeks. And we have been on the road a few times for gym meets. We have Read More

We are sitting in our hotel room in Kansas City, just taking it easy this morning. We loved seeing the piles of snow as we drove in last night 🙂 I am working on my blog, trying to add a Read More

Last month I had to have surgery on my right shoulder. For 4 weeks I wasn’t even allowed to move it. That sort of put a halt on my stamping for a while. I am pleased to announce that surgery Read More

What a great weekend we had just relaxing with family. Our friend Joel from Missouri stopped by to visit too. Now it is back to the work/school week. I have been working many hours in my craft room the last Read More

  My dear hubby knew that this week would be hard for me (missing Christina and all). He decided to provide me with an exciting, but time consuming distraction. He is renovating my craft room in the basement. We have Read More

Well, I survived moving Christina into her dorm room—but barely. Seriously, why does life have to be so hard? God reminded me when I woke up this morning that I had been preparing for this day for more than 18 Read More

I remember in 2000 I bought a devotion type book entitled “Growing Little Women: Capturing Teachable Moments with Your Daughter.” It was designed for moms to work through with their 9-12 yr old daughters. My daughter was 9 at the Read More