If you want to get updated when I update the blog, sign up here! It’s easy! So…. this post should totally go under “huge, life-altering changes” rather than small changes, but since I’m in the middle of a series on small changes, it’s just going to get wedged in here. We completed our first Whole30 […]
5 ways to remember to pray for your children
October 10, 2014 by
Welcome to Day 10 of 31 Days of Making Small Changes! Each day I’m talking about little things we can do that can affect big change in our lives. Since I’ve got four of them, they way I think about/treat/care for my children is something that’s always on my mind. I think the most important […]
It’s Finally Here!
October 9, 2014 by
this post was sponsored by El Pollo Loco, but all opinions are my own Remember a few months ago when I wrote about a new restaurant coming to Houston? Well, I’m so excited to announce that the Houston area is now the proud home to a brand-new El Pollo Loco restaurant! On Monday, October 6, […]
Why I’m OK with Laminate Countertops
October 8, 2014 by
Small changes Day 8: Changes in how we think about our finances My husband and I had our house built in 2009. We got to choose lots of things (sooo many options!) and one of the biggest decisions for us was the countertops for the kitchen. I wanted granite. Like really, really wanted granite. Except […]
10 Old School Tips and Tricks that Actually Work
October 7, 2014 by
Wow, it’s day 7 of Making Small Changes already! I have exactly 3 ideas left, so please help a sister out and let me know other small changes I can write about. 🙂 Today’s topic is a fun one for me- Old School Tips and Tricks that actually work. Although our house is by no […]
Five Steps To be a Hero to a Child this Christmas Season
October 6, 2014 by
{This post is from 2011, but it’s something we do each year. Your child and your child can be a hero!} Welcome to day 6 of Making Small Changes! (If you’re new, click here for the explanation of this series!) Today, I want to challenge us to make small changes in our way of thinking […]
