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Prayer Request

Please pray for Colleen Mitchell, her family, and their three-month-old baby Bryce, who died in his sleep yesterday afternoon. A memorial fund, to help defray the funeral costs,…

My jamablaya throwdown kit . . .

. . . arrived today! How cool is this? Many thanks to the Catholic Foodie for these goodies. Now all I need to do is create a yummy…

Jambalaya!

I am one of five lucky folks who have won a Zatarain’s Jamabalya Throwdown kit from the Catholic Foodie! The kit includes two boxes of Zatarain’s Jambalaya Mix,…

Our Future “In Vestments”

I received an email today from Cassandra Poppe about her article, posted at Catholic Mothers Online, The Year of the Priest and Our Future “In Vestments” . ….

Closed on Sunday

This is a very interesting idea. An alternative for bloggers might be to post a prayer or a religious image on Sundays. The following email came from CatholicVote.org:…

Cake decorating for June

If you like cake decorating, you’ll love this Faith & Family blog post on creative cakes for upcoming feasts. There are two great ideas for the June feasts…

A Work in Progress

That’s me! I just won a copy of Kirsten Armstrong’s new book, Work in Progress, from Lisa Hendey’s A CatholicMom.com blog. Thanks, Lisa!

Ever wonder . . .

. . . what your boss was really trying to say to you? Check out this week’s list from Bob at the Politickles Blog!

Children’s Stations of the Cross

My longtime online friend Jennifer, at Family in Feast and Feria, has just posted some updates on her popular Stations of the Cross for children. She now has…

Playing it safe?

Don’t miss this week’s safety list at the Politickles Blog. My favorite is #4 as I remember falling beneath the massive merry-go-round into a super-size mud puddle and…

Heroism of the Homeschooling Mom

The Saint Louis Catholic has a great post on The Homeschooling Mom as the New St. Benedict. The parallels he presents are inspring. Thanks, TheTimman! His reflection follows…

I have received . . .

the ultimate compliment: Easter writes, Evann is Pro-Life! Easter and I have never met in person, but we have met on a different level. Thank you, Easter, and…

When life hands you lemons . . .

there’s the Lemonade Award! Many thanks to Esther for this new award. We are in fine company since someone has also awarded this one to God 😉 The…

A glowing report . . .

from my principal!

The Marie Antoinette Award

Esther of A Catholic Mom in Hawaii, and now Easter of Mostly Prayers have graciously bestowed this honor on me. And, this is an honor . . ….

New award!

Mahalo to Esther for giving me this new award. This award acknowledges the values that every blogger shows in his/her effort to transmit cultural, ethical, literary and personal…

Zany new blog

Bob’s Blog is a new addition to politickles.com, home of the weekly (since 2000) Politickle limerick. What exactly is a Politickle? To quote Bob himself: Politickles are the…

Commandments for bloggers

Esther has posted the Ten Commandemnts for Bloggers.

An award!

What a thrill – my first blog award! Mahalo to Esther for bestowing this wonderful honor on me and my blog! Now, because I love your blogs, I…

Patriotic reminder

Esther reminds everyone to Fly the Flag!

Geek Stuff

Summer project #3 is done! This blog is now valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional! I started with 136 errors and after 2 weeks of trial and error, this page…

The Nativity of St. John the Baptist

Seminarian Matthew at A Catholic Life has a great post on Preparing for the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. “O God, Who hast made this day honorable…

Active and Self-initiating Learners

That’s what homeschooled children are according to Home School Galaxy. Her latest post, No time to homeschool? addresses how two-income families can approach homeschooling.

The Family Meal

There is a great post on the importance of the family meal over at Esther’s Kitchen. Our schedule is a bit crazy. Because of our daily afternoon dance…

This Could be Habit Forming

I certainly hope so! Walzing Matilda has a great post on Habit, which led me to On Being Intentional at In the Heart of My Home. I spent…