Encouragement and Support for Christian Stay-at-Home Mothers
Seeing God in the Everyday is my Write 31 Days Challenge 2018 theme. For the Final Week, I cover the things we are grateful and thankful for. Such as my own take on bullet journalling, the call to blog since 2005 and even in the daily and mundane stuff of life. And in the process, you get a glimpse of our lives too. Read more…
Seeing God in the Everyday is my Write 31 Days Challenge 2018 theme. For Week FOUR, I cover the things we are grateful and thankful for. Such as vitamins, peanut pancakes, simple date nights, maths & science tuition. vacuuming, vegetables, and Abeka Academy. And in the process, you get a glimpse of our lives too. Read more…
Seeing God in the Everyday is my Write 31 Days Challenge 2018 theme. In Week THREE, I cover these things we are grateful and thankful for. Such as Popular Bookstore, our butchers, Eagle Eye Centre, IRL and online community, sibling love. Bishan Park, and grocery lists. And in the process, you get a glimpse of our lives too. Read more…
Seeing God in the Everyday is my Write 31 Days Challenge 2018 theme. For Week TWO, I cover the things we are grateful and thankful for. Such as the library, our vegetable seller, ActiveSG, ironing, work of the ministry, self-checkouts, and ballet rehearsals. And in the process, you get a glimpse of our lives too. Read more…
Seeing God in the Everyday is my Write 31 Days Challenge 2018 theme. For Week One, I cover the things we are grateful and thankful for. Such as tuition, grocery shopping, swimming, laundry. board games, ballet, and God. And in the process, you get a glimpse of our lives too. Read more…
As I write and share how things are done in our large homeschooling family, I am overcome with gratitude to the Lord. As you know in Why So Many Children, I did not want to even have one child and yet God has changed my mind and heart to accept as many as He sends. And in doing so, He has stretched and grown me so much. Read more…
A daily pick up is a must if we want to maintain a certain level of neatness in our large family. Daily pick ups ensure that the general areas of the house is mostly neat. And when everyone chips in the chore is a quick one to do. But it also means that there must be a designated place for stuff. Read more … Read more…
So, lately I have heard the same thing over and over while reading up on blogging and health: If I can do it, you can too! Er…Nope. Yes, please do share your take on how something worked for you, but please do not think it is THE solution for the whole world. Because there is no one product or procedure that works for everyone. Read more…
After the post on grocery shopping and cooking for our larger than average-sized family, you must be curious about the size and type of kitchen equipment we use to facilitate cooking for our family. You must be wondering if we have an industrialised-sized kitchen or perhaps restaurant style woks and pots? Read more…
I have learnt through parenting 7 children with very different personalities that it is critical that we do not major on the minors. I pick my battles wisely and then I stand my ground on those issues. Indeed, not many issues are not worth dying for. But for those that are, like things pertaining to their safety or health, I will not budge. Read more…