August 2008
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Our Three Words…
Our week in three words: Dan graduated from his CPE program Friday. “Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) is an intensive experiential educational program for pastors and religious leaders interested in developing their clinical skills. Students engage in pastoral work and reflect on their experience with a trained supervisor and a peer group. Key areas for learning [...]
Sore Throats and my Classroom…
Well, I last posted cute pictures of my tired Kindergartener passed out on the couch. He kept trying to wake up, but kept falling asleep. And as I was taking his picture, look what little one was doing: Climbing up on the kitchen chairs and stealing my drink! He’s becoming quite the climber. Anyway, back [...]
Kindergarten is exhausting…
Here is my little man this afternoon when he got home from Kindergarten: This NEVER happens. My child never just gets tired and falls asleep. He has been allergic to naps for several years now. I guess Kindergarten is quite exhausting.
What we’re reading…
My Sunday Scripture verse came from a parenting book that I’m reading right now. The author really uses Ephesians 6:4 as his theme verse throughout the book. This verse really struck a chord with me. I try to be a good mommy, but it is hard work! I struggle when the kids are tantruming and [...]
Sunday Scripture
“Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger by the way you treat them. Rather, bring them up with the discipline and instruction that comes from the Lord.” ~Ephesians 6:4 (New Living Translation)
I have been married to my wonderful husband, Dan for 9 years. I couldn’t ask for a better husband or father for my children!
We have two wonderful little boys. D3 is very smart, very sweet, and very spirited. He’s seven years old. L is very sweet, very cuddly, and very spunky. He is three years old.
My main job at this point in my life is mommy and I’m blessed to be able to be a stay at home mom most of the time. I also teach preschool part time and love it.
