By Alzbeta Volk – blogger, stay at home mama extraordinaire, and owner of Voboril Photography I’ve always been an unfortunately talented procrastinator. I can flit from project to project and take three times as long to get any of them done. … Continue reading
Today is the DAY, my friends. Please please pray for my family and me as we welcome Baby Boy #3 into the world! My C-section is scheduled for 12 pm and here’s the miracle/super exciting part: March 25th is the … Continue reading
I’m a mom and have been for about 3 years. Among the countless effects junior parenthood has on me is keen sensitivity to just about everything – sounds, danger, refusal to go to bed. If one of our boys is … Continue reading
Every soul has a weakness, right? I’m not thinking chocolate or daytime TV, but a legitimate, nagging obstacle that seems to constantly resurface. Like a workaholic with his to-do list, or the immoderate caretaker who’s just a touch too nosy, … Continue reading
Another awesome week for Words of Wisdom! How many times were you told to “offer it up” as a kid? As an adult, it’s still a challenge for me to grasp this idea so I was excited to see that … Continue reading
After Andrew’s and my refreshing retreat last week, we felt empowered to come back together as a team restrengthened by our faith, resurrected prayer lives, and excited hope for the future of our marriage. So often married people fall into … Continue reading
A great collection of thoughts from an array of authors. Enjoy and God bless the rest of your week! Waiting till the Wedding Night – Getting Married the Right Way by Steven Crowder, Fox News Dealing with Fear by Simcha … Continue reading
The vocational life contains much monotony; whether you’re a religious or married person there is so much of the same thing repeated over and over. Work and sleep without much in-between, and I tell you what, I have been really … Continue reading
It’s approaching 6 AM when my house starts to stir. By that time, Andrew already methodically preps for work and before the sun gets a chance to shine on our street, I hear the baby stand up in his crib, … Continue reading
As a theology major, I earned my degree turning thousands of pages of spiritual reading – reflections of saints, papal documents, and biblical exegesis. I remember highlighting quotations that struck me, whole paragraphs of intricate wording that spoke right to … Continue reading
