on marriage and everything in between…
Being a home educator for more than five years does not make me an expert. I just have to get that one out before I blabber along – a disclaimer of sorts. The real gung-hos are those who still keep at
It was one afternoon at a drugstore, we were paying for the items we bought when my son noticed some colorfully packaged condoms on the counter. He said, “Mama, what’s that? Can we buy one, Mama? Just one? Please?” The
Being in full-time ministry, I have always taught and tried my best to put into practice prioritizing family, next to God. Having the right order of priorities helps me have the right perspective on the world and the people around
If there is anything I am not, it is stereotypical. My previous post, Life in a Fishbowl will spell that out ever so clearly. My mother used to look at it as the “rebellious” child in me – my going
In our almost ten years of marriage, the truth that all couples have conflicts affirms itself in our regular day to day communication. Sometimes, even the lack of it. The reason behind this is simple. Being human, we see the
It is already a given that majority of friction in marriages come when personalities clash. We know this all too well. Our being in a marriage where one is a process person (the hubby) and the other is an action
Whoever said that a home educator’s life is easy cannot be more wrong. Homeschooling isn’t a walk in the park. But it still is the road we chose to take anyway for a host of good reasons. Aside from our
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