Category Archives: faith and family

Strong Arms

“I cannot think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father’s protection” -Sigmund Freud (The man got some things right on) There is something very special going on between these two.  Spicy just adores him. She cannot wait until he gets home, drops whatever she is doing to sprint to… Continue Reading

Lent

 Goodbye Facebook, time spent wasted reading decorating blogs and sweet treats (except for Birthday celebrations and Sundays) Hello extra prayer, penance and fasting. It is so wonderful to be apart of a faith that after two thousand years, still commemorates Christs’s forty days fasting in the desert before the beginning of his public ministry, where… Continue Reading

Love Letter

“Love can forebear, and Love can forgive…but Love can never be reconciled to an unlovely object…He can never therefore be reconciled to your sin, because sin itself is incapable of being altered, but He may be reconciled to your person because that may be restored.” TRAHERNE Centuries of Meditation, II, 30 My dearest children, Your… Continue Reading

A Day in the Life

Just an ordinary Monday with my extraordinary babes that I wanted to capture for this stage… Since Sunday is our day of rest and for family, Monday has evolved into my “catch up” day. LOADS of laundry, wiping sticky counters and vacuuming floors from the weekend’s residue of grass and sand-filled shoes, crumbs from brunch… Continue Reading

Thankful

So thankful for so many things. Thankful for our Church (universal and local). Thankful for my faith. Thankful for the Mass. Thankful for the Eucharist.  Thankful for my relationship with my God. Thankful for God-fearing parents who do their best to follow Christ’s teaching & whose marriage is a testament of God’s grace. For gathering… Continue Reading