Psalm 90:17 is written on an index card and taped to my kitchen cupboard door. You can tell it’s been hanging there now for a few years. The edges of the card are bent; and if you look closely, you’ll see some spatters of food or drink around the “of” and the “our.” I keep… Read More »
I recently read an article that featured all sorts of stats about mothers, expenses, and employment. (Image courtesy of: CreditDonkey) When our first child was born in 2003, we were in a comfortable financial situation—no debt, healthy monthly cash flow, and a cushy emergency fund/savings account. I had always wanted to be home full-time with… Read More »
I have been a WAHM (work at home mom) since my first child was one. It’s not always easy; some challenges come with the territory. I talked about that in a previous post, “Do You Want to Work at Home?”. But honestly? I have loved it and really prefer it to a full-time office job.… Read More »
We women are complicated creatures; at least, I know that I am. I have always had creative and business aspirations. I have always wanted to have a family and be a successful home manager. I know that I can’t have it all (women who say you can have it all are either wealthy and pay… Read More »