We recently started the adventure of “preschool at home.” While there have been plenty of fun learning opportunities for all, Mom here has probably most … 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.
I’m always scrubbing and seasoning my cast iron skillets. I wish I had thought of it–Buzzy Waxx is a combination of beeswax, canola oil, and … Read More ›
By the beginning of August, many are excited to see pumpkin décor and school supplies hit the shelves. It’s the promise of something new after the … Read More ›
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a recipe, and all the sun-ripened berries are begging for that to change. My grandmother (Remember Nan?) always insisted … Read More ›
This past week, my father retired from coaching high school baseball. In a game where statistics measure a man’s value and achievement, Coach’s stats reign … Read More ›
If you’ve been fortunate to be outside at all these sunny days, you’ve probably noticed a bee or two buzzing about. While they’re busy collecting … Read More ›
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 ›
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 ›