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Food Stamps and Finances
I ran into a blog post this week that asked, Is using food stamps a sin? You’ve got to admit, the headline was catchy. The writer described her pastor’s stance on the issue (“Yes, it’s a sin”) and to her credit, she … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, books, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Economy, Encouragement, Faith, Family, finances, frugal living, Growth, home, homeschooling, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, money, News, Personal, Random, saving money, self-improvement, shopping
Tagged food stamps, government, middle class, mortgage, tax deduction
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Homeschooling: What Does a Normal Day Look Like?
When you homeschool, it’s easy to get obsessed with the word “normal.” By its very nature, homeschooling is countercultural, so from the first day you start classes, you’re not normal, culturally speaking. Because you have no paradigm or standard from … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, books, children, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Education, Encouragement, Faith, Family, grandparenting, Growth, home, homeschooling, inspirational, instruction, Life, Lifestyle, Motherhood, News, Parenting, Personal, Random, school, self-improvement, success
Tagged Bible, household, normal, public school, schedule, sleep late, typical
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Role Models: Do We need Them?
When Tired of Being Youngest was six, she shocked a family in our then church by mentioning a scene out of a James Bond movie. Without approaching me directly, the family matriarch made it known — to the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, celebrities, children, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Entertainment, Faith, Family, grandparenting, Growth, home, homeschooling, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, media, Motherhood, News, Parenting, Personal, Random, religion, self-improvement, spirituality, tv shows, Uncategorized
Tagged church, hannah montana, James Bond, miley cyrus, role model
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Family Ties
From Start Your Week with Steve, the free weekly e-mail newsletter of Steve Henderson Fine Art Steve Says: Dysfunctional families, and relationships, exist, simply because anytime you throw human beings in the mix, problems will arise. But we focus so much … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, blogging, children, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Faith, Family, frugal living, Growth, home, homeschooling, homesteading, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, News, Parenting, Personal, Random, Relationships, religion, self-improvement, spirituality, success
Tagged alaska, dysfunctional, family, kids, son
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Are You Too Ordinary to Make a Difference?
As a writer, my primary focus is on ordinary life and ordinary people, because for all that politicians, writers, seminar speakers, and the movie industry talk about real, regular human beings, they don’t get it. I’ve always enjoyed Hollywood’s interpretation … Continue reading
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Tagged charitable contributions, cleft lip, gifts, ordinary people, samaritan's purse
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Young Children: Homeschooling Them is FUN
Last week we talked about Homeschooling Young Children, and this week, we’re going to bullet point some easy, fun, doable learning ideas that you can incorporate into your schooling day, and indeed, make part of your schooling experience. Plan a special … Continue reading
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Tagged homeschool, library, nature walk, read, teaching children
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Ordinary Christians: That Describes All of Us
When I was in high school, I had a crush on this gorgeous guy: thick wavy hair, brown eyes like Bambi, perfect white teeth that flashed with an impish grin. Personality wise, he was funny, warm, engaging, friendly — at … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, church, God, Jesus, ordinary people
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Recipe: Poor Man’s Cottage Potatoes
Cottage potatoes are like roses — we all use the same name, but no one cottage potato dish is identical to another. My cottage potatoes are crispy little squares of crunchy on the outside, mmmmm on the inside, especially when … Continue reading
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Tagged cottage, grocery, poor man, potato, recipe, yukon gold potatoes
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What You Want, Matters
From Start Your Week with Steve, the free weekly e-mail newsletter of Steve Henderson Fine Art — Steve Says: “One of the things I enjoy most about dealing directly with art collectors and clients is . . . dealing directly with people. Each … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, blogging, Business, Christmas, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Family, finances, frugal living, Growth, home, homeschooling, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, News, Personal, Random, Relationships, saving money, self-improvement, shopping, Style, success, Uncategorized
Tagged art, art collectors, Christmas, collectors, individual, newsletter
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Support Everyday Americans When You Support Small Business
My sandals are falling apart. Not the leather ones that the dog chewed up; structurally, those shoes were fine. No, these are sandals that I purchased from a reputable store with a big-chain name, the kind of place I’m supposed … Continue reading
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Tagged america, customer support, global economy, retail, small business
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