Back in the day (you know, like, two years ago), I took a class on Baptism from Dr. Arthur Just. A few days ago, I stumbled across one of my papers, “Let the Little Children Come to Me: An Analysis of and Case for Early Communion.” {Helpful editorial tip: Any time you want to sound impressive, insert a colon into the title of your thesis.} … Continue reading early communion
{Disclaimer: What you’re about to read was written in 2009. I like to think I’ve become a better writer since then. My goodness, I hope so.} Reprinted from the spring 2009 LWML Quarterly. The question: What to get Mom for Mother’s Day? My answer: Drinking glasses. Then I saw the Hallmark Showers of Flowers contest. It seemed easy enough: All I had to do was … Continue reading there are mothers . . .
I was homeschooled. There. I said it. Now I know this immediately conjures up visions of denim skirts, Keds, extreme nerdery and children whose parents have a vendetta against interaction with other human beings, but I wasn’t that kind of homeschooler. I went to public school for a few years, was homeschooled for a few years, and went to a private high school for a … Continue reading grammar guru
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