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Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
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7 Tips for Scrapbooking on a Budget

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Okay, so when it comes to scrapbooking, “on a budget” is a relative phrase.  Scrapbooking costs money, if it’s important to you to use materials that will preserve your photos and other memories — which is what most of us scrapbooking want.  But scrapbooking is a huge industry, with a lot of fancy — and […]

My Master Grocery Shopping List Through the Years: Examples (& My Current Shopping Process)

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When it comes to organizing, things are rarely (if ever) one and done.  As our lives change, so do our needs, and organizational systems have to be re-evaluated and adjusted.  One of the things that has gone through multiple iterations in my own life is my master grocery shopping list.  I thought you might like […]

Personal Daily Bible Reading Might Not Be As Important As You Think

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Personal daily Bible reading is often held up as one of the most critically important disciplines of the Christian life — but what if it’s not? I know that sounds a little crazy, but hear me out. Literature & Literacy in History We live in an era where we’re actually overloaded with information.  Not only are we […]