This guy is funny because the funniest things in life are true. We so totally agree with his analysis that we can’t help but laugh. Here’s the one that strikes us as the funniest: #2: Homeschoolers Have No Lives.
Jan
17
2012
Frugal and Simple Recipes
Complex recipes usually require running off to the store to spend more time, energy and money than I (nor you) would like to spend. I try hard to make each recipe as frugal and simple as possible, blessing your family with great meals.
Jan
16
2012
MLK: Justice Is Love in Action
“Let us be Christian in all our actions. But I want to tell you this evening that it is not enough for us to talk about love, love is one of the pivotal points of the Christian faith. There is another side called justice. And justice is really love in calculation. Justice is love correcting that which revolts against love.”
Jan
15
2012
Why I Think Tim Tebow Is Awesome
I envy Tebow’s belief. He loves God. Period. Those of us who also love God can’t help but cheer Tebow on. Some of our cheering is because of his quarterback success, but that’s hardly the gist of it.
Jan
11
2012
A Man’s Biological Clock
At 41, some people will be perhaps start thinking about life with children. I suppose they can; it is biologically possible. But is this really the best choice for dads to make?
Jan
07
2012
What We Like to Talk About
We’re talking about what we want to talk about more. This word graph (complements of wordle.net) was automatically generated based on key words in our website. We want to see the following words bigger next year.
Jan
06
2012
The Large Family Trend – Bad or Good?
If the trend is to bring couples back to this reality – to remove the barriers they or others put there about the blessings of children – and love another child, then I say great. Let the trend live on!
Jan
04
2012
Thinking Ahead to What Life Will Be Like
Do you ever think about what life will be like when you’re in your 70s or 80s? I’m reminded every once in a while, and it helps me keep the right perspective on life. It’s easy to lose sight when there are dishes to wash, bills to pay, and diapers to change.