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What follows is the fifth (and long overdue) installment in a series I started late last summer called “7 Life Lessons I’ve Learned from my Husband.” It’s an important one, so take notes! My husband and I entered marriage with very disparate attitudes toward tipping. I had always calculated my tips according to exact (minimum…
For as long as I can remember, I have preferred reading non-fiction to fiction. When frequenting libraries and bookstores in bygone years, I’d push my way past anything with a plot and head straight for the how-to section. There, I was certain to find a book on some topic that piqued my interest. Art or…
Sometimes life’s responsibilities seem so overwhelming and inescapable that you feel like you’re barely treading water. How do you cope when the going gets tough, and your energy’s already depleted? Here are seven strategies that have kept me afloat during the busiest, most exhausting seasons of mothering 12 children and managing a increasingly busy household….
This week on Loving Life at Home I’m answering a couple of questions about starting a family during medical school, but the principles also apply to other big decisions people put off while waiting for perfect timing. Show Notes VERSES CITED: RELATED LINKS: STAY CONNECTED: Good Timing for Big Decisions Full transcript for Episode 77…
The best laid plans sometimes go awry. How should we respond when that happens? That’s what we’re discussing on Loving Life at Home this week: What should one do when things don’t go as planned? Show Notes VERSES CITED: RELATED LINKS: What to Do When Plans Go Awry Complete Transcript for Episode 69 Hello, friend….
It’s Thanksgiving week, so I’m counting my blessings, and my 12 children are right up there at the top of the list. Another thing I’m grateful for? The fact my husband didn’t cut my childbearing years short by getting a vasectomy, though he definitely considered it at one point. I’m so grateful he didn’t go…