Hey y'all! Can you believe Thanksgiving is one week from today? I don't know about your neck of the woods, but it's 82 degrees here in northeast Louisiana, and it does not feel like the holidays at all! However, in spite of the nearly tropical November we are experiencing, we are getting really excited for the quickly approaching holiday season! We … [Read more...]
Kombucha Class at For His Temple Family Foods
Last week I was honored to join some sweet friends to teach a kombucha class at For His Temple Family foods in downtown West Monroe. Chef and owner Dana Milford graciously opened her lovely restaurant to us once again to learn about the art of fermentation and nourishing our bodies with the help of kombucha. The first time I met Dana was at a class … [Read more...]
Encountering the “More”-Part 2
If you missed my post from last week, this is actually part 2, so if you haven't read it yet, I would encourage you to read "Encountering the More" first, then come back! *** As an altar of remembrance to the Lord, here is how we were ushered into an encounter with "the more" on our trip to Colorado Springs, Colorado. Jesus, help me to remember … [Read more...]
Encountering the “More”
"There is more. The offer is for so much more." ~Craig McConnell This is a quote that I heard while watching the live simulcast of a memorial service honoring the man who spoke these words, Craig McConnell. It was given by his son-in-law in tribute to this spiritual giant's core belief that, "Whatever experience you had, there is so much more … [Read more...]
Antique Dresser Coffee Bar
I have been dreaming about creating a coffee bar in my kitchen for a while now. I have seen some really pretty ones on Pinterest and then my aunt Kim has a really cool coffee bar set up in her kitchen as well. Her home is really warm and inviting and her style is a cozy blend of antiques and country with a little touch of contemporary. She put her … [Read more...]
Returning Home
There are certain things about summer in Ohio that will always transport me back in time to the long, lazy days of my childhood. Driving down country roads with the windows down, the gentle curve of row after row of crops passing by, proud-though time-warn barns, and white fences, to name a few. Sometimes returning home can be tough. You have … [Read more...]
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