Yesterday, my heart felt incredibly heavy while we were scurrying around, getting ready for the day. My young children were chattering, happy and mostly oblivious to what is going on in our world right now. We stay at home as much as we can, but my husband and I darted into Lowe's for a second … Continue reading My Heart is Heavy
Author: Nicole
Hello, and welcome! I’m a wife, homeschooling mom to eight children, and daughter of the King. I'm a very imperfect person who is in awe of my Savior's love. I love to talk about finances, and all things home and family.
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Life is an Adventure
Good morning, ladies! This morning I'm reflecting on life, and how we are called to live courageously for Christ. Life is an adventure. It is one big adventure for mamas, that's for sure. Raising and teaching our little ones is a huge undertaking, that really, is one of our most important life's work. It isn't … Continue reading Life is an Adventure
Moving versus Giving Children Roots
Goodness, we have moved so many times over the past few years. Today is our closing day, once again. I'm reflecting about how not even one year ago, we were sitting in a lawyer's office signing papers for our cabin. And now today, we will be doing the same thing. This time we will be … Continue reading Moving versus Giving Children Roots
So…It Looks Like We are Buying A House
Guys...it looks like the deal is almost done, and we will be closing on our new home this week! It is totally bittersweet because we will once again have a mortgage. At the same time, we will also have five acres again, and my mini farm dreams will hopefully come true! Related: Life During Quarantine … Continue reading So…It Looks Like We are Buying A House
Growing Children
I have been working hard in my garden this year. Determined to reap a good harvest, I've diligently started seeds indoors under grow lights, planted transplants, dug up said transplants due to an early frost, and fertilized. Yesterday, I ran wire over my tomato plants and strung them up with twine as my children made … Continue reading Growing Children
