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Author Archives: Kendra Jernejcic
Kid Lit: A Few Books Charleston Has Loved Lately
It’s been quite a while since my last Kid Lit post, but not for a lack of research or delightful book discoveries to share. In addition to devouring the twenty or so books in our weekly library haul, Charleston has developed a renewed interest in all of our personal books now that they are housed… Continue Reading
Lately // September 2019
If this month had a theme, it would be “hurry up and wait.” At the start of September I was convinced that I was going to go into labor early, so we spent a lot of time getting everything in order for the babies’ arrival. Thankfully, these twinsies decided to stay put a little longer,… Continue Reading
September’s Featured Book Review:
I’ve written in the past about my introversion and how it plays into my role as a mom. Before Charleston was born, I worried that as an introvert, I wouldn’t have the energy or patience to spend entire days with my child, that my need for inordinate amounts of alone time would interfere with my… Continue Reading
Quotable // from Fred Rogers
“There is no normal life that is free of pain. It’s the very wrestling with our problems that can be the impetus for our growth.” ~ Fred Rogers Continue Reading
Links I Love {9.20.19}
Today’s links are all about stepping into your best life—whether that’s through learning to trust God, or picking up a useful personal development book, or having the courage to ask hard questions. Happy reading! “If I Have My Mommy, I’m Home,” by Paige W. Dupont “And hearing God is cool, sure, but trusting Him is… Continue Reading
Quick Lit: Reading Wrap-Up, Part Three // September 2019
Today’s book round-up includes two books that are in my usual reading wheelhouse (a mystery and a book about children’s literacy) and three books that are a bit different—one about pregnancy, a book written for husbands, and a teen romance from the 1980s. As you’ll see, I had my reservations about each of the less… Continue Reading
Doing What’s Mine to Do
If the internet is to be believed, I am utterly failing as a mother. I’m not serving my child homemade, organic foods cut into cute shapes at every meal. We’ve never taken him on a real vacation, let alone visited another country where he would be exposed to different cultures and languages and lifestyles. I… Continue Reading
Quotable // from Nido Qubein
“Your present circumstances don’t determine where you can go; they merely determine where you start.” ~ Nido Qubein Continue Reading
September Verse of the Month // Psalm 25:4-5
Many Christians talk about how they regularly hear from God, sometimes even audibly. But even though I’ve had a personal relationship with Christ for most of my life, this direct hearing from God isn’t an area where I have a lot of experience. Through the years, I have had moments when I was confident God… Continue Reading