Jerusalem Supper on Christmas Eve: A Favorite Tradition
Over the years, our traditional Jerusalem Supper has always been part of my Christmas Eve recaps. But I feel like there needs to be one post highlighting this favorite tradition….
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Over the years, our traditional Jerusalem Supper has always been part of my Christmas Eve recaps. But I feel like there needs to be one post highlighting this favorite tradition….
Ok, so I spoke at a Christmas dinner a week or so ago, and the topic was how to ease holiday stress and focus on the right things for the…
It was Lucy’s birthday yesterday. And I have some things to share about it. So if you’re sick of hearing about Lucy, you may want to skip this one and…
Oh man, there was a LOT of love at the Eyrealm reunion at Bear Lake this summer. It’s so cool how love can multiply exponentially when there are babies involved,…
With Lucy tucked safely into college, ups and downs abundantly abounding, I’m trying to catch up on record keeping around here. I want to post about our Bear Lake reunion…
For the first time in twenty-three years, school started here in the desert without a single one of my children in attendance. There were no backpacks lined up, no nervous…
Ok, so is everyone done with school or is it just us desert dwellers who start school in the middle of JULY? It seems like more and more schools are…
Grace had the opportunity to spend two and a half weeks in Portugal this month. She was absolutely glowing on FaceTime every time we talked. The adrenaline of living life…
Dave’s oldest brother had a big birthday. AND his little sister and family came to town for their spring break. This, in Pothier terms, equals PARTY. Like, a week-long party….