worshiper, wonderer, writer – seeking to encourage faithfulness in Christian women
The longer I’m married, the more readily I embrace the sanctification and adventure of following my husband where he wants to go. It really can be a joyous thrill of a ride when I agree to do things that I probably would never have done if it were up to me. For example, having children …
Continue reading "Goin’ on and Goin’ to Montana, family RV trip 2022 Days 1-2"
Yes, I read all those parenting books about necessary schedules and consistent atmospheres. Although I feel at least somewhat in control of B's schedule when we're home, there's simply no hope when we're traveling. It's just not the nature of our trips. I've also felt the guilt-induced panic as my child repeatedly never takes a nap in the same …
Now that you have packed without the kitchen sink and a few other items, here are some tips for the actual process en route to your destination. (This is by no means an exhaustive list...just a few things that I've learned in addition to what I normally read on blogs when I researched traveling with …
B was 5 weeks old when we made our first three-hour drive to a youth event where his Daddy led worship. At two months old, he flew to west Texas for Thanksgiving. The following months involved back-to-back Disciple-Now weekends, including a late-nighter coming home from Texarkana after midnight. We flew to South Carolina for a …
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I've always traveled a lot. My parents injected in me the desire to go and I don't know if it will ever dissipate. Don't get me wrong; I'm a homebody. I love my time around our home. But I definitely enjoy a balance of each - let's go for a little while and experience unexpected, sometimes disastrous …
jami lee gainey 