by Guest Author | Feb 17, 2011 | for Love, for Money
Kaylen Grannit, a proponent of online education, has written about Christian counseling degrees and how to earn accounting degrees online. Are you used to coming home from work after everyone else has gone to bed? Do you set yourself up at the kitchen table with...
by Alison Moore Smith | Feb 14, 2011 | for Fun, for Love
Valentine's Day isn't a major holiday…unless you're a florist, candy maker, or greeting card company. Still, holidays and their expectations can cause undue stress when the should be fun. My Valentine's Day idea is to keep it simple. This applies to most holidays and...
by Alison Moore Smith | Feb 6, 2011 | for Love, for Mind
When Jessica was five, I bundled up two-year-old Belinda and the stroller and the diaper bag and some snacks and my wallet and my keys and headed to Sandpiper Shores Elementary for the Kindergarten Circus! The only thing in the house I didn't pack, was the camera. We...
by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 28, 2011 | for Fun, for Love
This post brought to you by Hiltons of Branson. All opinions are 100% mine. Every wedding anniversary, Sam and I go on a romantic getaway together. With six children and a home business, being alone is a rare occurrence. More than just being alone, the complete...
by Alison Moore Smith | Dec 24, 2010 | for Love, for Spirit
Every Christmas Eve we gather our family together to have a musical, spiritual remembrance of the real meaning of Christmas: Jesus Christ. We dress up (with bathrobes and sheets and towels and broom handles and foil crowns and anything else handy) and act out the...
by Alison Moore Smith | Dec 23, 2010 | for Love, for Spirit
Rather than have a more traditional big holiday meal, on Christmas Eve, while reenacting the nativity, we have a shepherd's feast. We sit on a blanket on the family room floor and eat by the light of the fire. While the food isn't authentic to shepherd's of...
