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Thanks for joining us. I’m Suzanna, mom to four boys and now an adorable little girl who’s growing up too fast and who will never doubt that her family loves her. I am in wonder of what God has done for me through His Son, Jesus Christ; in wonder of the precious husband He has given me, and of the family we are raising together by His grace. [Read more]

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I harvested the last of my watermelon radishes tod

I harvested the last of my watermelon radishes today. I might have kept them in the ground a little long, but they seemed okay. I'm looking forward to a sliced radish sandwich with butter and salt. Does anybody else do this? It's so good.#fallharvest #watermelonradishes #growwhatyoueat #gardenlife #gardeningwithkids

The December nature calendar is full of tips that

I may be a little bit in love with a wood cook sto

I may be a little bit in love with a wood cook stove. My husband finished installing it Thursday morning and it's kept the house toasty. So far, I've cooked the stuffing in it for Thanksgiving, made bone broth with the turkey carcass, heated up Thanksgiving leftovers, and dried apples on it. I'm envisioning lots of slow-simmered soup, dried beans, and bone broth in the future. #woodcookstove #cozyfire #cozyfire #lanordica

Give the gift of nature this year. Enjoy 365 litt

Give the gift of nature this year. Enjoy 365 little squares that will encourage you to appreciate the world around you. BTW, the custom boxes came that I ordered and I think they're so beautiful. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1061899517/2023-wonder-filled-days-nature-calendar

As I was making piecrust yesterday, I thought of h

As I was making piecrust yesterday, I thought of how thankful I am for my mom. We weren’t rich growing up (actually quite the opposite), but I felt rich in the things that mattered. We had family, and parents that were present, and daily times together around the table. We had good, home-cooked food and my five sisters and I learned how to make it. I’m thankful that my mom taught me to cook from scratch and passed on her amazing bread and bun making skills. She showed me that bacon fat makes the best piecrust, and squash and lots of eggs makes pumpkin pie that can’t be beat.She showed by example how to stretch a dollar, and how to mend (and make) clothes. I remember her patiently taking out sleeves I had sewed on wrong, and now when I undo my little girl’s sewing I think of her. She taught me how to fix anything that can be fixed before running out to replace it.I learned how to garden from my mom (although she does it 10 times better!) and that canning food is a normal part of life and not something scary that could kill you if you’re not careful.Now that I have my own family, I’m thankful I have the same opportunity to be there with my children and to teach by example simple skills that are not that common anymore."Gratitude bestows reverence...changing forever how we experience life and the world." –John MiltonQuote shared from @jesthepilgrim.

Who's been able to find a hibernaculum this year?

Who's been able to find a hibernaculum this year? If you don't find one the first time out, don't give up. I find persistence is a key when finding something in nature, and sometimes the longer you search for something, the more exciting it is when you discover it.Some butterflies spend the winter as caterpillars inside rolled-up leaves known as hibernaculums. The caterpillars use silk to attach the leaf that they will be hibernating inside so that it doesn’t fall off when the other leaves fall. If it is a compound leaf, they attach the compound leaf to the twig as well. After most of the leaves have fallen, the hibernaculums are easier to find.This looks like it could be a viceroy or red spotted purple hibernaculum on a willow tree. The oak leaf is for contrast. Notice the webs of silk attaching the stem to the branch.

What is your favorite Christmas hymn? I have a har

What is your favorite Christmas hymn? I have a hard time chosing just one, but "Hark! the Herald Angels Sing" is among my favorites.These Christmas hymn cards will help you meditate on the words of the beautiful hymns written about Christ's first coming as you display them in your home. Then you can write a message on the back and send it in the mail to a friend.https://www.etsy.com/listing/1104407736/christmas-hymn-cards

We just got back from a week at the National Bible

We just got back from a week at the National Bible Bee. It was an eventful time full of fellowship with long-time friends, fun, and excitement. Our two sons that were competing received the perfect oral recitation award, and our youngest son advanced to semis. We were also evacuated from our hotel for a few hours when a main water pipe broke and flooded a block of rooms from the 11th floor down to the ground floor. (Last photo)The more years we compete, the less important the competition is to us. We look at the Bible Bee as a gift in that it helps us focus on Bible memory in a way we never would otherwise. As parents, we pray that the Word of God they have committed to memory would be alive in our children's lives and bring forth fruit. It has also brought about friendships for us all that we are so grateful for.I have also loved being immersed for six months in this year's theme- Redemption. We all need redemption in our lives and it was a blessing to be constantly reminded through the Bible study and passages that God has provided a Redeemer for us.#biblebee22 #nationalbiblebee #biblebee

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