Titus 2 Homemaker

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking

TITUS 2 HOMEMAKER

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
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My First Origami Book (review)

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My First Origami Book (Cico Kidz) My First Origami Book starts with a whole chapter of animals, which was perfect for us, as we’ve been studying animals!  Other chapters include “flying fun,” toys, decorations, and gifts/cards.  Although all of these are papercraft projects, not all of them are strictly “origami.”  (Many are, but not all.) […]

The Prince’s Poison Cup

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The Prince’s Poison Cup by R.C. Sproul The Prince’s Poison Cup is part of series of children’s titles written by R.C. Sproul to illustrate “deep biblical truths.”  (The first, The Lightlings, will be highlighted – and given away!  – here later.  You’ll also see The Priest With Dirty Clothes.) In this story, a little girl, […]

Beauty/Delight and the Sabbath

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I’ve been doing a lot of thinking recently about beauty and delight.  I’ve just been reading a book called Sabbath, by Dan Allender, that has brought this to the forefront again. The author begins the book with the assertion that true Sabbath rest isn’t just about ceasing from work, or getting a “break,” but about […]