Gift Idea: Creative Family Traditions
Creative Family Traditions & Ideas: A Guide to Growing Future MemoriesFrom the Creative Family Traditions website:This creative, fun-filled and budget-minded book features TONS of timeless TRADITIONS to enjoy with your cherished family and treasured friends. It...Do Tell Family Edition Game Review
We are quite the game playing family. We really enjoy all kinds of games – card games, board games, dominoes, even puzzles. Playing games is one of the things we enjoy doing together the most. In my opinion we still don’t play together...Once you get them talking…
Family Time Fridays!As a ministry family, we aren’t always able to keep the same night as our Family Night every week. But I like to highlight some of the things we do with Family Time Fridays (even if our Family Night wasn’t on Friday this week, LOL!).One...The Girls From Ames – Review
A few weeks back I was sent a book in the mail to review, thanks to my connection on TwitterMoms. I was quite excited to get and read the book, the subject matter being near and dear to my heart. The Girls from Ames: A Story of Women and a Forty-Year Friendship by...Know Doubt
I’ve just finished reading John Ortberg’s book “Know Doubt” (previously titled “Faith and Doubt”). I picked it up after seeing a webcast with is wife, Nancy, where she shared that John experiences the same sliver of doubt in...
HI! I’m Raylene, and I am an American/ Canadian, recently moved back to New Mexico, USA.
I love lizards, chocolate, flowers, music, hedgehogs, late nights, being creative, and most things Sci Fi. I sing and dance my way through life. Yup, I admit it… I’m a little weird! “It’s OK to be WEIRD!” is my motto! I hope to help others to embrace their “inner weirdie” and to realize that we’re all a little weird in our own way.
I love lizards, chocolate, flowers, music, hedgehogs, late nights, being creative, and most things Sci Fi. I sing and dance my way through life. Yup, I admit it… I’m a little weird! “It’s OK to be WEIRD!” is my motto! I hope to help others to embrace their “inner weirdie” and to realize that we’re all a little weird in our own way.
Who decides what’s normal, anyway?
It’s OK to be WEIRD!
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