Wisdom Pursuit
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| Blog Name: | Wisdom Pursuit |
| Url: | http://www.wisdompursuit.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | wisdom, parenting, midlife |
| Description: | I blog about living life intentionally and bringing up my children in an atmosphere of support and understanding. My goal is to seek wisdom in every decision and to share what I learn with my readers. I share family anecdotes, personal reflections, book reviews, and occasional recipes that I love. |
| Popularity: | 57 Followers |
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Shining through the Chaos
Three Days. A thousand entrepreneurs. One unforgettable experience. That was the tagline for Ali Brown’s Shine event, held November 5-7 in Las Vegas, which I was privileged to attend after having won a scholarship by submitting a video about myself and my business. And for me it was an unforgettable and truly life-changing experience. I was thrilled and honored to be chosen as one of
Three Days. A thousand entrepreneurs. One unforgettable experience. That was the tagline for Ali Brown’s Shine event, held November 5-7 in Las Vegas, which I was privileged to attend after having won a scholarship by submitting a video about myself and my business. And for me it was an unforgettable and truly life-changing experience. I was thrilled and honored to be chosen as one of
Reflections in a Coffee Mug
Okay, I admit it. I like to be appreciated. I have always prided myself on not needing “the approval of man”, and have relied on my own sense of self-worth and the belief that if I was doing what God called me to, then that should be enough. But, I was betrayed. By a coffee mug, of all things. And not one of those mugs with a pithy saying on it, either. Nope. Just an ordinary mug decorated with an ” I Heart E-ZineArticles” logo. The mug
Okay, I admit it. I like to be appreciated. I have always prided myself on not needing “the approval of man”, and have relied on my own sense of self-worth and the belief that if I was doing what God called me to, then that should be enough. But, I was betrayed. By a coffee mug, of all things. And not one of those mugs with a pithy saying on it, either. Nope. Just an ordinary mug decorated with an ” I Heart E-ZineArticles” logo. The mug
The Secret Garden
A mysterious garden hidden behind a high brick wall, a key stashed away in a forgotten room, and a young, bored and curious girl set the stage for an exciting and engaging story. My favorite childhood novel was Francis Hodgson Burnett’s classic The Secret Garden. I think at the time I was drawn in by the mystery of the secret and my fascination with wild, unkempt English gardens. That must explain the state of my own yard today!
A mysterious garden hidden behind a high brick wall, a key stashed away in a forgotten room, and a young, bored and curious girl set the stage for an exciting and engaging story. My favorite childhood novel was Francis Hodgson Burnett’s classic The Secret Garden. I think at the time I was drawn in by the mystery of the secret and my fascination with wild, unkempt English gardens. That must explain the state of my own yard today!
Helping the Orphans
My boys came home from a youth group retreat yesterday tired, hungry, and talking about orphans. While I had hoped that the weekend would have a spiritual impact on them, I wasn’t expecting this. “Did you know,” my oldest reported, “that if only 7 % of the Christians in the world would adopt an orphan that there would be no more orphans?” Brace yourself, I thought, wondering if the next sentence was going to be plea to enlarge our family. It wasn’t, but the impact of that statistic is staying with him. He wants to go somewhere and do something to make the world a better place. I remember that passion of youth t
My boys came home from a youth group retreat yesterday tired, hungry, and talking about orphans. While I had hoped that the weekend would have a spiritual impact on them, I wasn’t expecting this. “Did you know,” my oldest reported, “that if only 7 % of the Christians in the world would adopt an orphan that there would be no more orphans?” Brace yourself, I thought, wondering if the next sentence was going to be plea to enlarge our family. It wasn’t, but the impact of that statistic is staying with him. He wants to go somewhere and do something to make the world a better place. I remember that passion of youth t
Virtual School
As my 25 year high school reunion approaches, I’m thinking about how our world has changed over the years. One of my prized graduation gifts was a huge, silver boombox that probably weighed 10 pounds…complete with radio, stereo sound, and cassette player. It provided hours of enjoyment through college and beyond. And now my 12 year old walks around with his Ipod touch in his pocket, downloading music instantly and volunteering to order pizza for
As my 25 year high school reunion approaches, I’m thinking about how our world has changed over the years. One of my prized graduation gifts was a huge, silver boombox that probably weighed 10 pounds…complete with radio, stereo sound, and cassette player. It provided hours of enjoyment through college and beyond. And now my 12 year old walks around with his Ipod touch in his pocket, downloading music instantly and volunteering to order pizza for
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