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Psalms 127:3 Children are a gift from the LORD;they are a reward from him. (New Living Translation)
I remember as a young girl months before the first frost touched the ground, advertisers would begin enticing little children with messages about the latest doll, gadget or game. One of my favorites of all time was the Easy Bake Oven. I could hear it calling my name.
Eagerly announcing Christmas’ arrival my sister and I ran to the tree to open our gifts and lo and behold there it was a brand new hot off the press Easy Bake Oven. Elated, I hurried off to play with my new toy.
Several weeks passed and my mother was cleaning my room. On the corner at the back of the closet sat my Easy Bake Oven. It hadn’t been touched in over a month; it was now a member of the “Land of Forgotten Toys”.
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Marilynn Griffith stops by Mom Unplugged today to provide a peek into her world of motherhood and family. She’s the author of eight novels, mother to seven children, wife to a deacon and proof of God’s enduring mercy. You can catch Marilynn sharing her family adventures all week on the Mom’s the Word Blog Tour.
Life in the Key of Cheese
With going back to work, planning a women’s conference and keeping up with seven kids, time and money are at a minimum. Today I took a break and was pretty much traumatized by dryer lint overload and the huge pack of meat my husband got on sale. Alas, when you have a big family, bulk cooking has to happen or you quickly go broke(r). Anyway, I had in my mind what I was going to do with our beefy gentleman: tater tot casserole, stroganoff, beans and rice and tacos. As I searched frantically for cheese to go with one of the proposed dishes, my daughter made an enlightening observation:
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I have another great guest blogger post. This time it is from Rochelle Valasek. Enjoy!
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Mothers come in all shapes, sizes, colors, ages, and walks of life. But there are two things we mothers have in common. We live in the same world filled with chaos and we all were woven from the same Creator. This is something we should all be grateful for. Not only can we all relate on different levels of pandemonium and help each other out, but we all can form a relationship on the same foundation of Jesus Christ.
