Suicide of the West
This may be a tad old, but it is a revealing picture. The missing piece I see is that Islam is not pointing the gun at our families but yet … Continue Reading →
Category: Biblical Womanhood
Mama at Work
I have great admiration for hardworking women of the past. Past days long before dishwashers and washing machines. Long gone times before grocery stores and fast food. Now, don’t get me … Continue Reading →
Pondering the un-romanticized farm life…
Our days are busy and full. Family life is busting at the seams, full of life, characterized by happy and many times chaotic loudness and a dizzying array of movement. Farm life … Continue Reading →
Mother's Day Gift from My Boy
Even with all the laundry and the messes…….all the endless work, there are amazing perks to this job! Whether it is those little smiles, giggles, hugs and kisses…or those cute pictures … Continue Reading →
Teaching Children Responsibility and Work Ethic
One fact that we quickly learned after we moved to the farm is that children can do more work than what you think. It’s amazing how helpful they can be…when required … Continue Reading →
Special Coupon Code for Vision Forum
First, here is a coupon code for you that you will only find available fromVision Forum affiliates, which our son Peyton happens to be. So you get a double blessing … Continue Reading →
Home Government – What Is It?
I love, love, love old books. Many times old books are links to the past that often times unearth truths modern culture has forgotten. I have enjoyed one particular book over the last few … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Stockpile Misconceptions
A lot of people scoff at the notion of stockpiling food. That’s fine. There are many misconceptions and prejudices attached to the word “stockpile”. I happen to love the word … Continue Reading →
Vote Matt Chancey Old Spice Man of the Year
I have a request. Many of you may know of a little contest going on for the selection of the Old Spice Man of the Year over at the Art … Continue Reading →
Feminist Worldly Wisdom
I’ve been reading though a book about Susan B. Anthony. It is sorely depressing. When reading such a book, it becomes all the more shockingly apparent how muddy and infectious the … Continue Reading →