judgment

“judgment” Webster’s defines “judgment” as “making a decision and “forming an opinion.” It also says that having good judgment is having “good sense,” “discretion,” “being wise,” and “forming an opinion objectively and wisely.” to have good judgment to be judgmental these are two very different things. being judgmental is dangerous. I long to love Jesus, and to […]

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Six Years of Celebrating: Our Vow Renewal Story

So… this past weekend my husband (and sneaky sister and brother-in-law) set up surprise vow renewal for us. I was shocked to say the least and you can stay tuned for all the details.  You know I was really shocked because I reacted just like I did when Benjamin proposed the first time….  Lets just […]

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A Balancing Act

Motherhood is truly a balancing act. Balancing who you are. Balancing how you parent. Making choices to produce balanced children. Life is a balancing act. I started this post weeks ago, but then my friend Megan who writes at Tending the Sheep wrote this post about extremes and balance – “Life to the Extreme.” It inspired […]

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A tribute: Benjamin

One afternoon I started a trip down memory lane. I was trying to remember when “I knew” Benjamin was the one. I think I did from almost the moment I met him. Only a few months after dating “I knew” I not only was in love with him, but I loved him deeply and needed […]

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