Months ago, my sister-in-law commented on how she thought my children’s book could be a wonderful resource to victims of trafficking. In light of the Epstein files being released and my growing awareness of how rampant and atrocious this industry is, I really hope she’s right. Here’s a free link to read the story. Please… Continue reading For the Victims/Para las Víctimas
Category: faith
The Best Homemade Pizza
I will have to get better pictures sometime, because this one does not do the pizza justice! I feel a little arrogant to be calling this recipe the best homemade pizza, but my family has really hyped me up to believe just that! After making homemade pizza and trying a few different things a couple… Continue reading The Best Homemade Pizza
A Season for Rest
Photo from Pexels.com Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” Matthew 11:28-29 It’s cold outside, which isn’t necessarily a given on… Continue reading A Season for Rest
A Year of Gratitude
I did things a little differently this year. If you have been following this blog for some time, you know that I generally write a list of the best things about the year over the Thanksgiving weekend. It becomes a time for me to remember how gracious God has been to me and my family… Continue reading A Year of Gratitude
Thanksgiving Pumpkin Cake
Not a fan of pumpkin pie? Have no fear! Pumpkin cake is here to save the day (and your Thanksgiving)! Last fall, I took a pumpkin cake recipe that my mom made when we were young and combined it with the creamy sweetness of both dulce de leche and white chocolate, and the end results… Continue reading Thanksgiving Pumpkin Cake
Journal Entries and Mind Battles
Photo by Lady Escabia from Pexels I debated about whether to post this or not. Perhaps I wouldn’t at all had I written this more recently. The body of this post is from a journal entry from August of 2008, however, so I feel a little more inclined to share. I stumbled upon this journal… Continue reading Journal Entries and Mind Battles
Sweet Home Texas
Photo by nagaraju gajula on Pexels.com We got out of Texas for a while. JJ, the boys, and I flew to the northeast in the summertime to visit his family for a few days, then we drove a couple states south with his mother and nephew to do some exploring. The idea was to visit… Continue reading Sweet Home Texas
My Children’s Book is Now Available in Spanish!
My Children’s Book is Now Available in Spanish! For those of you who speak Spanish, the description is below as well as a link where it can be bought! ¡Ya publiqué mi libro de niños, El Creador de los Instrumentos y la Mandolina, en español! Abajo hay una descripción del libro junto a un vínculo… Continue reading My Children’s Book is Now Available in Spanish!
Spreading the Light
Photo by Gantas Vaiu010diulu0117nas on Pexels.com I had another post ready to share today, but it doesn’t seem appropriate in light of Charlie Kirk’s passing. Like many people in this nation, my heart has been heavy as I contemplate the life and legacy that Charlie Kirk left. I didn’t follow him closely, but I caught… Continue reading Spreading the Light
News As of Late
Picture from our travels in July Hello friends! I generally just jump into my blogposts, but after such a long time away, a greeting seems in order. I did not intend to leave blogging for so long. At the beginning of the summer, however, I was determined to be more intentional and more active with… Continue reading News As of Late







