Things I’ll Miss Most: A Senior Year Reflection
Devin has entered his senior year of high school. Now that I’ve picked myself up off the floor after typing that, I want to take a moment to reflect on some of the things I’m going to miss. I’m so…
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Crew 2025-2026: A New Season
Well, it’s here already — another season of Crew. Tryouts Braden decided that his soccer career was over. And that’s ok. I’ll miss watching him play and practice, but I also understand that his heart isn’t in it. Devin will…
Book Report: Sometimes I Lie
Wow, this book was written so well! The imagery in Sometimes I Lie, by Alice Feeney, was amazingly good. I can’t imagine what it’d be like to be in a coma. To hear things but not be ‘awake.’ To think…
Food Edition: Creamy Lemon Chicken Orzo Pasta
We tried this recipe for the first time recently and were instantly hooked! It was also simple to make. It’s definitely a recipe we’ll be doing again very soon! You’ll notice my version does not have spinach in it. To…
Book Report: The Exorcist’s House: Genesis
Well, this book hurt. The Exorcist’s House: Genesis, by Nick Roberts, really stayed with me. I kept thinking about it long after I had finished the book. So many sad parts. How do you fight evil? Real evil? Demons? The…
Food Edition: Shrimp Scampi
Our family loves shrimp! All kinds. This is a great classic that works for any night of the week.
Book Report: The Exorcist’s House
I know I keep saying this. But The Exorcist’s House, by Nick Roberts, needs to be a movie. I’d pay money to see it in a theater. It’s that good. I compared it to an early Supernatural episode. In 1994,…
Book Report: Such Quiet Girls
Such Quiet Girls, by Noelle West Ihli, was inspired by true events. And it actually reminded me a lot of Under the Beetles’ Cellar. Ten children and their bus driver are buried alive after being abducted in broad daylight. The…
Book Report: Follow You Home
This book took me a while to get into. But it wasn’t the book’s fault. Life just doesn’t always allow me to read! But I’m so glad I finished it. Follow You Home, by Mark Edwards, starts off with Daniel…