What could be cozier than a holiday baking session based on your favorite book? In this episode I talk with CJ of A Well-Read Tart, a blog for book and food lovers, where CJ shares book reviews, food inspiration and recipes based on her favorite literature. Listen on to hear us share what we’re each reading […]
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In our monthly Journal, I share a special message for moms of older kids who aren’t feeling quite so magical about the holidays these days, plus Christmas-inspired teas, my plans for decorating and baking, and some hopes for the Advent season. Listen for a cozy chat and be sure to check out the companion journal
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Rooted in locality, seasonality, and agrarian living, the liturgical calendar – the feasts, celebrations, and other observations that made up the early church year – can help root us in the natural rhythms of life. But while most of us are familiar with a few holidays from the early church year, modern living doesn’t make
In this month’s Journal, I share what’s inspiring me going into November: my favorite cinnamon-spiced teas, embroidery projects as holiday gifts, making herbal tinctures, and an epic novel trilogy from medieval Norway. Powered by RedCircle Episode Links: *most links are affiliates. If you make a purchase via my link, I will earn a small commission
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Powered by RedCircle Episode Links: When it comes to staying on top of meal planning and cooking, my solution to overwhelm and disorganization is simple: a series of weekly and daily routines that work for my home, family, and schedule. In this episode I share five kitchen routines that help me feel more connected and
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In our culture we put a lot of emphasis on building wealth – but what, exactly, does that mean, and how does our view of wealth contribute to (or detract from) our flourishing as humans? In this continuation of Episode 39’s conversation with author and farmer Shannon Hayes, we delve more into the economics of
