Have you recently thought much about who your neighbor is or the parable of the Good Samaritan?
Jim O’Connor did. But, no one would suspect; he has a reputation as a gruff algebra and calculus teacher.
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Trailblazing Woman That Made History But Not The History Books
This courageous, trailblazing woman should have made the history books.
Growing up as a woman in the eugenic Jim Crow South, Mildred Fay Jefferson knew all about adversity. It was a time of intense racism and prejudice against the black population.
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The Beautiful Reason Why 99-Year-Old Lillian Weber Is Not Retired
Lillian Weber has no plans of retiring anytime soon.
Matter of fact, by May 6, 2015, when she’ll celebrate her 100th birthday, Lillian Weber hopes to have sewn and donated her 1,000th handmade dress for young girls in Africa.
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Oathkeeper Sheriff Protects Farmer Blocking Warrantless Feds
This is why local elections are majorly important! Constitutionally-minded, local officials are our first line of defense against an encroaching, overbearing government.
However, as a freedom-loving homemaker (and mom to a 23-year old beginning crop farmer), I am thankful for heroic public servants like Sheriff Rogers willing to stand up to unscrupulous and unConstitutional harassment such as this. We need more small farmers.
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Profound Christmas Quotations For Your Heart To Ponder
It seems many of us enjoy great quotations.
I hope you enjoy this collection of quotations about the Christ of Christmas from the Bible, contemporary writers, as well as, great men and women of history.
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Maple Syrup Snow Ice Cream Like Laura Ingalls Ate In ‘Little House’
If you’ve never made snow ice cream, you’re in for a treat!
And, btw, this can be made dairy-free, gluten-free and white (refined) sugar-free
“Grandma…poured hot syrup on each plate of snow. It cooled into soft candy, and as fast as it cooled they ate it. They could eat all they wanted, for maple sugar never hurt anybody!” ~Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House in the Big Woods
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