Category: what God can do

Anchored, General, Sewing, what God can do

Rebel With a Cause and a New Haircut

Heather

I cut my hair last Friday. Well, let me rephrase, the nice lady who puts up with my lackadaisical hair cutting schedule, cut my hair last Friday. (When you haven't had a haircut in a year and a month, oh my word, it's time...) {image via The Graphics Fairy} And now I feel like a new woman!… Continue reading Rebel With a Cause and a New Haircut

Anchored, Inspire, what God can do

When We Forget to Remember

Heather

A few weeks ago, I had my eyes checked because my contacts were giving me a fit. Every so often for no apparent reason my right eye would just freak out like an eyelash or piece of dust or mac truck had fallen in it and no amount of eye drops or changing contacts or… Continue reading When We Forget to Remember

eating, General, Inspire, thrifty gifting, what God can do

Sensible Faith, Easter, Friends and Cake

Heather

There are approximately 924 things I feel the need to tell you about today... sooo I'm sorry or you're welcome depending on what you're in the mood for....♥ I did a little Easter decorating last night and by that I mean somewhere in the neighborhood of 8:42 pm I plunked two fabulous vintage Easter post cards… Continue reading Sensible Faith, Easter, Friends and Cake

Etsy Shop, feline fun, Inspire, musically inclined, what God can do

Squirreling Away Spring…

Heather

I am a squirrel. Ok let me rephrase, I have squirrel-ly tendencies (not a fuzzy tail...) at times I think. Need evidence? Try here... or here... or really this whole blog for that matter- you just never know what you're gonna get...or just look at me go as I clean house and do laundry and leave… Continue reading Squirreling Away Spring…

General, what God can do

Walk it Out

Heather

I took a walk last Thursday. Outside. Glory. For the first time since maybe last October? November? I'm not really sure. See, our road doesn't lend itself to walking. It's narrow. It has no shoulder. It has hairpin curves and blind spots. It has no lines painted on it. When the boy was first practicing… Continue reading Walk it Out