par-TAY

I’m in the middle of getting ready for our party tomorrow, which is coming along swimmingly. (read: the kids are doing a fine job while I sit here) I only have a vague idea of how many people will be here.

I am also looking forward to visiting the rest of my family in the next couple of days, then I can come home and take down all the decorations! Whee! I’m delaying getting back into school so we can “Clean Sweep” some of our rooms and re-organize some school stuff.

Yeah, I have to do that a lot.

Women in NB

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and on raising capitalist consumers

Now, here’s a lesson I’d love for my kids to participate in. NOT!

On raising Christian babies

I’m including this link because I know I have at least 3 readers who will appreciate it.

A quote: “Dear sister, I ask you humbly and solemnly, from whom have you been learning the womanly arts? I exhort you, for the sake of your husband and children and for your health and the health of your home, to put male-invented mothering theories and male-dominated mothering materials out of your home and out of your life. I adjure you, by the Word of God, to seek out, learn, and put into practice the traditional womanly arts being taught and modeled by godly, older, experienced Christian women. This is God’s plan which He has established because of His love for you. The Scriptures teach no other. Let no one beguile you; let no one move you from God’s wise plan.”

Be on the lookout for farmers

Oh no! Addison has an almanac under his bed! What should I do?

old updates

If you check out the archives, you can read 1 entry from ‘98, and the whole of 1999. Just five months, so you can pass a few pleasant moments.