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Happy 2013 | Just KT

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. My fabulous husband, my crazy kids, my life…. January 11, 2013. I’ve been hearing a few requests to get back to blogging so I’ll try to humor those of you that enjoy hearing about my quotidian. In my wanderings I’ve been told I need to have a color of the year. How about Clementine. I pray that all of my faithful blog readers have a blessed new year and that you are able to find the joy and be content wherever God has placed you. January 11, 2013 at 6:14 am.

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Hope for Homeschool: Organization: Priorities and Passions

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Hope Is My Anchor. Monday, December 26, 2011. Organization: Priorities and Passions. Are you looking to change things up in the new year? I thought I'd do a series of posts on organization since this topic comes up a lot. This week I'll focus on how I come up with each year's routine, because I often re-evaluate during Christmas break! I say "routine" because while I do make up a schedule, I use it loosely, as a guideline. I'm not a strict clock-watcher- I like to follow a general routine instead. My dau...

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A Life Redeemed

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Sunday, January 6, 2013. Borrowed this from Staci at Writing and Living. Status Report for January, 2013. At the kitchen table. Nothing. Should probably have a glass of water. Will most likely have milk before I go to bed. For the kitchen timer to go off, so I know to go check my blood glucose. From way too many holiday treats, late mornings, and lack of exercise. Getting everyone moving off to bed. That I got most of the school stuff ready for next week, and all my science lab reports and tests graded.

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A Life Redeemed: February 2013

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Saturday, February 9, 2013. Cherise over at DSMA posted a list of answers to 48 questions. Others have followed suit and I thought I’d just jump on the bandwagon…Just for fun! Here are 48 things about me. (sorry for the wonky formatting but I'm tired of trying to fix it.). WERE YOU NAMED AFTER ANYONE? WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU CRIED? Last weekend when I heard my friend Becky's son had died. DO YOU LIKE YOUR HANDWRITING? WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE LUNCH MEAT? DO YOU HAVE KIDS? DO YOU USE SARCASM A LOT? Specia...

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A Life Redeemed: December 2012

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Tuesday, December 4, 2012. Status Report, Book Log for November, etc. In my big recliner. Coffee. Stevia in the Raw sweetener, and a touch of Coffeemate Caramel Machiatto. That complaining about anything is a useless waste of time, and more importantly, is not pleasing to the Lord. I should really be quiet and get over myself. Nothing right now - though I have A Beautiful Blue Death. Going on a family road trip soon, as long as no one else starts barfing. If I am going to get sick, too. A Duty to the Dead.

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A Life Redeemed: May 2015

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Saturday, May 2, 2015. I have not done blog posts faithfully - most of my life shows up on Facebook, and my books on Goodreads. But, I thought I would publish my "What I Read In April" book reviews and try to get back in the habit. Countdown in Cairo (Russian Trilogy #3). Hostage in Havanna (Cuban Trilogy #1). Mara, Daughter of the Nile. The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert: An English Professor's Journey Into Christian Faith. The book isn't just about ministering to homosexuals, it spoke to me abo...

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A Life Redeemed: January 2015

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Sunday, January 4, 2015. I am on a homeschool forum with a great bunch of ladies. One of the topics brought up this weekend is, "What did you learn this year? I learned a lot of things educationally, etc. But along with all the fun stuff (biology and history can be amazing when you get to learn along with the kids). But there are some lessons that are ongoing, that even when you think you have learned them they keep coming back. These I have pondered this morning. Give everyone the benefit of the doubt.

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Hope Is My Anchor: Stories of Hope

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Invisible Illness, Visible God. What keeps you going when your life falls apart, when circumstances seem unbearable and continuing on seems impossible? DO YOU HAVE A STORY OF HOPE? Email us, we'd love to hear from you: merry (at) hopeismyanchor (dot) com. By Christine Miserandino (this link takes you offsite but is well worth the read). Health Issues Links and Resources. Death of a Loved One, Alzheimer's. Digging in the Word. You can also read Merry's articles originally published by Christianity Today.

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Hope Is My Anchor: Why Do People Suffer? Is Pain Meaningless?

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Invisible Illness, Visible God. Saturday, April 19, 2014. Why Do People Suffer? Most of us have asked the question, why do people suffer? Why would God take Dave away from being a pastor and helping others, why do any of us go through suffering? Why isn’t it enough for us to know that God is sovereign, he is good, he loves us, he’s in control? When we go through suffering, it’s usually not by choice—but Christ chose. Michael Card has a beautiful quote:. When you pass through the waters, I will be with yo...