I had another blessed, sunny afternoon. All four children are either sleeping or contentedly otherwise engaged (but mostly sleeping or soon to be). Ironically, my All Sons and Daughters Pandora station is my life soundtrack at the moment and I’m listening, worshiping, writing, and relishing the silence and space. The most pressing update is obviously,…
I’m not necessarily one who sticks with New Year’s Resolutions, although I desire to (the same way I desire to be a runner, but have to admit this might never be the case). I like to ponder all the different things I’d like to accomplish, changes I’d like to make, or skills I’d like…
Today is a big day! This is my 200th post here at Milk & Honey Living and in honor of these past 200 posts and these first day of Spring I am honored to review an awesome resource and host my first giveaway! And I think it is fitting… This blog is an ever evolving space…
I mentioned in my last Adoption Waiting Questionnaire, that we are working on two different fundraisers at the moment. We are crazy excited for these awesome opportunities and to share the details! Back in December, Andy and I were accepted with the Both Hands Foundation to conduct a fundraising project for our adoption! We LOVE this organization,…
Every month, Anne over at Modern Mrs. Darcy hosts a Twitterature Link-up, “a place to share short, casual reviews of books…” Here are my thoughts on what I read and head on over to gather up some great recommendations! Here’s What I’ve Been Reading: The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion I saw this one flying around lots…
Today is the first day of Lent. In my previous post, I wrote more to the history, how, and why of Lent – the significance of the 40 days, why traditionally people give thing up or add things in, etc. It gives a tiny glimpse into one experience that helped shape my faith, so please read…
I’m not sure if you are a faithful follower of Christ, have read here often, or just stumbled upon this blog today. Regardless, as we enter the Lenten season (the 40 days leading up to Easter), I wanted to acknowledge this time – what it is and means – and how observing it can grow our faith….
{Captured}: Carving the time to capture and create in picture and word. //Fort Knox, Kentucky on our drive to Nashville. An ice storm created beauty that can hardly be captured; every tree, hillside, electrical pole and wire within eye sight was encrusted // ———————————————————————————————————————- I’ve captured a moment; now to capture some thoughts. Lisa-Jo Baker hosts 5…
I’m am starting a Friday post called {Captured}: Carving the time to capture and create in picture and word. //within the lines// //a stolen scone// //gentle hearts// //attempt// //success// //navigating relationship//: Max was sad that one of his stuffed animals didn’t have any friends. We learned about being the person to make sure others have…
Every year we receive the most gorgeous Christmas cards and every year it pains me to take them down (or I don’t and they gradually grow forgotten on the side of the fridge, receiving only fleeting recognition). This year, I wanted to intentionally cherish and look at lovely photos of our family and friends throughout the…
