Titus 2 Homemaker

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking

TITUS 2 HOMEMAKER

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
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Pack a Picnic for National Picnic Day {review} (giveaway}

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Today is National Picnic Day.  It’s a perfect time of year for it, since it’s just warming up enough to enjoy picnics!  (This is actually the first week we’ve had two warm days in a row.  It’s so nice!)  We got the opportunity to try out a few products that make great additions to picnic […]

Where Are All the Socks?!? (When You Feel Like You’re Failing)

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I challenged my children to gather as many loose, dirty socks as they could in ten minutes. This is what they gathered.  Forty-nine socks, y’all.  Forty-nine socks.  And I’m pretty sure fewer than six of them have matches here.  Let’s see what we can infer from this, shall we? Nobody can ever find a pair […]

Love Your Neighbor; Get Your Vaccines?

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Christianity Today ran an article a few years back called Love Your Neighbor, Get Your Vaccines.  It’s not the only article (or post) I’ve seen with similar reasoning: even if you don’t think your kids should get vaccines for their own sake, get them for everyone else’s sake, or you’re failing to love your neighbor.  […]