Our first year as beekeepers in Western KY offered many learning opportunities. Yesterday marked the first day of the beekeeping season for us, and we … Read More ›
Author: Neena
When not chasing after her two joyful little boys, Neena enjoys beekeeping, a good cup of coffee, and writing on her blog, “Words Like Honey” (www.wordslikehoney.com). Neena has spent much of the last decade traveling with her husband, Wade, a former professional baseball player. Throughout the 29 changes of address and the stresses of moving a young family, Neena learned to embrace the peace that only comes from the steady accompaniment of Christ in her heart. She hopes to lead women to a grace-filled life with Jesus through her stories of their baseball adventures and her Appalachian upbringing. Today, Neena and her family are ecstatic to settled back in their Old Kentucky Home.
A few weeks ago, I declared a new Easter brunch tradition of always having a lamb cake. Of course, I had never made one. I’ve … Read More ›
I had little to no chance of developing poor grammar habits as the daughter and granddaughter of English teachers. Interestingly, as Nan’s memory rapidly fades, … Read More ›
As Valentine’s Day approaches, I can appreciate a little consumerism and commercialism: Sweethearts and sweet sayings get me sappy, sentimental, and spending. For our 8th … Read More ›
While Wade was playing professional baseball in the Detroit organization, it was common for fans to ask, “Who’s your Tiger?” Meaning, who is your favorite … Read More ›
This past weekend, Wade and I piled our two boys on a cheap, plastic sled and gave ‘er a go at the top of some … Read More ›
Hi, everyone! It’s been a while since my last official post. I can explain! First— there is a fallacy among new beekeepers I’d like to … Read More ›
This past weekend, we installed three new hives. It was a long day–to start off we had a truck full of babies, thousands of bees, … Read More ›
Lent 2015 changed my life, and I will forever be thankful for the spiritual closeness that is derived through intention. Traditionally, hot cross buns were … Read More ›
After Wade and I were first married, I was sitting in the stands at one of his ballgames and an adorable family with four red-headed, … Read More ›