Discover the profound spiritual significance of St. Patrick’s Day as a Christian and learn how to meaningfully celebrate this feast day while honoring its rich religious heritage
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Today, I’m going to share 36 Easter facts that you probably don’t know. I know that I didn’t know them. Some of these facts are based in or around Christianity. Others are just fun facts to know. Are you ready to learn some Easter facts? Fast Fun Easter Facts Easter is the celebration of the resurrection
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Over the past week or so, I have begun writing about homeschooling. It is by far the best decision we made for our daughter’s education. Today, I am going to give you a list (literally, a list) of 70 reasons to homeschool. I wrote a post on the Myths of Homeschooling. Then, I wrote about
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Although I completed my time as a homeschool mom almost two years ago, I can still share the ABCs of homeschooling with you. It’s entertaining and exciting to look at homeschooling in this way. I will explain some of them along the way, but most of them are self-explanatory. ABCs of Homeschooling A–Attitude; Art supplies;
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Fall/Autumn is my favorite season of all, and I am always looking for free things to do in the Fall. This year, I decided to make a list and share it. I figure if I’m looking for a list of free things to do in the Fall, others are searching too. These things to do
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This is the second post in a series about School Lunches. Check out the first post here. There is nothing worse than running late in the morning and then desperately trying to figure out something you can put in your children’s lunch boxes. If you find yourself flustered or end up buying school lunch because
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ADHD, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is “one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders of childhood,” according to the CDC. Although it is normally diagnosed during childhood, it often continues into adulthood. There are many common ADHD myths. People who do not have ADHD or spend a lot of time around someone who does have it
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I am late for World Caring Day. It was June 7th, last Tuesday. As with a lot of things, I show up late. However, in my opinion, it’s never too late to show someone that you care. You can do it in many ways. Write a poem or story for someone. As you can tell,
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My name is Leslie Jackson. There are many hats in my closet of roles that I play in life. I am an author, mother, wife, daughter, Christian, sister, auntie, and many other things. In my previous careers, I was Sign Language Interpreter and, later, a high school English teacher. When our daughter was in high
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