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Just Bee: Beginners Guide to Passive Prayer

Busy as a bee, that’s me. As you know, we’ve been keeping bees for almost three years. Despite the inevitable stings, the hobby is rewarding… … Read More ›

Posted on January 1, 2019Author Neena
Christian Living, Product, Review

Preparing for Christmas: The Jesse Tree

It’s not a new revelation. Christmas has been hijacked by commercialism and over-stuffed calendars. If you’re like me, I still get all tangled up in tinsel … Read More ›

Posted on November 7, 2018November 7, 2018Author Neena
Christian Living, Homeschool, Product, Review

October Love and Bi-Water Farm Fun

While I lean on the side of Anne of Green Gables, who surely appreciates the glory of warm apple cider donuts and heirloom gourds…I’m a … Read More ›

Posted on October 17, 2018Author Neena
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Preschool at Home: In the Beginning

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 ›

Posted on September 5, 2018Author Neena
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Trial and Testimony: Buzzy Waxx

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 ›

Posted on August 15, 2018August 16, 2018Author Neena
Christian Living

Little Lessons

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 ›

Posted on August 6, 2018Author Neena
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Blackberry Cobbler

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 ›

Posted on July 15, 2018Author Neena
Christian Living

My View from the Bleachers

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 ›

Posted on May 31, 2018Author Neena
Christian Living

People Pollination

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 ›

Posted on May 3, 2018Author Neena
Beekeeping

Lessons from the Hive

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 ›

Posted on April 15, 2018Author Neena

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My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
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My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others. I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸 @cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini @cfr_franciscans Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
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