It has been a minute since I last shared anything here on Heath and Home, and indeed I have been fairly quiet across all social media for the past few years. Roman will be 8 next month, can you believe it?! In my last post, Baby Z looked like this: And now he looks like […]Read Post ›
Goodness me, as I’m staring at the order form for new ducklings I can’t believe how much time has passed since my last post! 2018 was a good, busy, very full year. If the first week of the new year is any indication, 2019 will be just as full! Our sweet son Ezekiel was born […]Read Post ›
Yesterday, internet was set up at our new house in our new town in our new state! Facebook chose that opportunity to remind me of a post from one year ago titled Looking Forward To 2017. I read the post, and then reread it. Perhaps I read it a few more times still, because goodness! […]Read Post ›
While I think I am consuming words, I am actually being consumed.
For the past decade, when January rolled around, I could look ahead into the new year and know something big was heading my way. Every new year held changes in the works be it moves, college, marriage, career, life abroad, move, baby #1, move, career/promotion, opting for SAM status, move, baby #2, job, adoption. woooof […]Read Post ›
I don’t want my family to have Disney On Ice for Christmas day, I want them to have Christ. With our young children now at the age to really remember from year to year, this is the year to firmly set our family on the path of these traditions that our very own
Most of these toys have been in our home for the past 3 years and are still going strong. These are the sorts of toys I plan on keeping forever, long after my kids have outgrown them, at the ready for when friends stop by with young kids and eventually for the grandkids. Developmentally my kids play at a five-year-old or younger stage, I expect this list will change a bit as they grow older.
I mentioned that one of the actions that sprang up from Brayden, our catalyst child, is our effort to narrate our pre-adoption process (a term I use to describe the process of preparing before actually starting the legal action of adoption) here on this blog. I’ve been absorbing tons of material, typically blogs, about people […]Read Post ›
I love hats, true proper outrageous hats. For the past two years I have made an Easter hat fascinator for Dellabug and both times wished I could justify making more. This year, with two little girls *squeal* in need of hats I doubled the fun. While at Hobby Lobby, engrossed in carefully collecting supplies […]Read Post ›
We valiantly held it at bay as long as possible but this final week of February, the longest week of the year every year, our household’s creative stamina ran out and winter cabin fever hit us hard. I wish it was as bizarre as when the muppets get cabin fever, but for us it means […]Read Post ›
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Joining with our Creator in making beauty out of chaos.
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Bringing dignity, love, and hope to our friends with disabilities in the Zhytomyr Region of Ukraine
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Smart is the new sexy.
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