love well. live full.
Last week, Casiday and I were in Sephora, which is basically a department store of makeup. She wandered the aisles looking at brushes and serums and palettes. I followed behind, asking what I hope were reasonably intelligent questions. My girl loves makeup. She loves trying new products and new techniques.
Today isn’t the big day It’s just an ordinary Wednesday. We’ve got Vacation Bible School tonight. I need to give the dog a bath. And there are errands to be run. I’ll spend my morning doing laundry and running the vacuum. I’ll spend my afternoon in the car, driving then
Y’all! It’s here!! I can’t believe it is finally July 18 — and Praying for Girls: Asking God for the Things They Need Most is making her appearance in this big old world. But there’s some else I want to tell you — this book isn’t just for moms. Happy
You know that thing when I tell people I love to start things and then get bored and quit? I mentioned this fun little personality quirk in my recent conversation with Angie Elkins if you wonder more about it. Anyway … I had this fleeting thought recently (or maybe it
So, June and July are mostly about one book in my little world — Praying for Girls: Asking God for the Things They Need Most. I suppose that sounds a little self-centered, right? But I hope beyond hope by now you know, the reason I wrote and keep telling you
This may be one of the most challenging and humbling posts I’ve ever written. Because as much as I love sharing what’s going on in my life and as much fun as it is to share books I’m reading — it feels a little weird to mix those two. {Which
