(AP Photo/The Tuscaloosa News, Dusty Compton) It is with much sadness that I post this. Yet our god IS faithful! The recent tornado in Alabama that has completely devastated that region has taken the life of a godly father of 13, Mr. Lee. Their neighbors, another godly family The Crawford’s (I am an affiliate for [...]
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I just had to pop in and tell you that the National Center for Family Integrated Churches is giving away the audios from their “Sufficiency of Scripture Conference” from 2009! This conference, which took place December 10-12, 2009, in Covington, KY, called Christians back to their foundation, affirming that the Scripture alone is sufficient to [...]
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Chicago schools have banned children from bringing a lunch from home. According to Little Village’s principal, Elsa Carmona, the intention of the policy is to protect students from the potential for unhealthy homemade lunches. “Nutrition wise, it is better for the children to eat at the school,” Carmona told the Chicago Tribune. “It’s about the [...]
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The Patriarch, Arrow and I went for a lovely walk in the park on Saturday. We hadn’t really been out for a good long walk all winter. Too cold and rainy to be enjoyable. And the rain, well in reality it doesn’t rain hard here. But it drizzles… a lot. The skies may be gray, [...]
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You can go to Kelly’s blog The Spunky Coconut for all the other gluten free Easter ideas! What a great idea to round up gluten-free ideas for Easter! Thank you Kelly for doing this. I am not sure when she is posting all the recipes, but I will update my link to that specific post [...]
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Names are such interesting things. Take the name “electric car”. It conjures up images of sunny blue skies, fluffy white clouds, green, green grass and lovely trees lining the clean, neat, tidy and unpolluted streets these zippy little numbers drive along. Ah, but you need to go a little further behind the name to see [...]
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Summary & Causes (in italics) from here. When federal agencies and programs lack appropriated funding, they must cease operations, except in emergency situations. The failure of the President and Congress to reach agreement on funding measures has caused government shutdowns, the longest of which was from December 16, 1995, to January 6, 1996. Government shutdowns [...]
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The Patriarch is a retired veteran who served his country for over 21 years. His military service meant that he worked, usually well beyond 40 hours a week for a paltry paycheck. No overtime pay. No comp time. No say in the least. He put his life on the line many times in order to [...]
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It is still c-o-l-d here in the Pacific Northwest. The temperatures might not sound all that cold, but with the rainy, wet weather the cold goes right though you and stays with you. And since we heat with a pellet stove, the back of the house stays colder much longer. Brr. Yes, and that is [...]
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This month’s Gluten-Free Ratio Rally is being hosted by Silvana over at Silvana’s Kitchen, go there to see all the other great recipes created for this rally! Baking by ratio is using specific proportions of flour:liquid:egg:fat so we can easily turn out consistent gluten free baked goods that also do not require any of the [...]
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