OK, so I was totally late on this carnival post today, but I was working on quite a bit of other stuff for Wives of Faith so I think I have a good excuse. I did want to answer this topic though, because it’s so much fun. Most spouses work very hard to come up

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It’s easy to get caught up in all of the commercial fuss of Christmas these days. When Christmas decorations and merchandising start showing up right next to the Halloween decorations in September, you know things have gone a little too far.  The focus becomes on Stuff, instead of Someone. And yet that Someone is what

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Only five more days to go with the Wives of Faith Twelve Days of Christmas Blog Carnival! Today we’re talking about what we want for Christmas, and I’ll admit that this is a pretty easy one for me to respond to because what I wanted for Christmas, I JUST got! Yesterday, after being gone for

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For the Wives of Faith blog carnival post today, we’re talking about Christmas trees. I don’t think there’s ever been a time I can remember having a real Christmas tree. It’s always been artificial. My favorite tree has to be the one we now have and yes, it may be a silly answer and you

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Today’s post in the Wives of Faith Blog Carnival is a pretty personal one for me. I’m sure a lot of the other military wives will have cheerier posts for you to read but I hope mine may touch someone out there who can relate. You see, Christmas has not always been a happy holiday

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We’re talking about funniest Christmas memories over at the Wives of Faith Twelve Days of Christmas Blog Carnival today, and the first thing I thought of was the first Christmas Cliff and I ever shared as a married couple. We were living in Zachary, LA, a small town where both our families lived and where

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This paragraph in a news article struck me as odd, and really funny. I have a feeling there’s a news writer somewhere out there with a big Marine target on his/her back! (Be sure to read through the whole paragraph, the punch line is the last sentence.) The wreath ceremony began at 1 p.m. Saturday

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