(First of all, a clarification. I have a post I’m working on about the Differences between Americans and Canadians (totally tongue in cheek, of course) and inadvertently published it yesterday. My bad to those of you that saw it in its raw form here or in your Reader. You’ll see it again sooner or later but hopefully not quite so ugly.)
So here is what caught my eye this week around The Internets….
I’ve just started to sponsor another child through Compassion International.
Why?
Well, read these and you’ll see.
- God’s Shameless Love for the Poor
- Our Boy If you read Angie Smith’s blog, Bring the Rain, you’ll understand why I burst into tears reading it.
- Sometimes I’m Miserable, Pitiful, Poor and Blind
This video? It. Rocked. And very much sums up so much. So watch it, please.
Labels and Being a Christian Feminist h/t Linda at Christian Feminism
Along the same gender lines, Jonathon at Mission Dei has had my pounding my kitchen table and shouting “FINALLY!” Of course, it won’t make much change but at least he wrote it.
This post by Jennifer at Conversion Diary made me cry. Despite my non-Rosary-praying, I totally get this. Welcome to How Mums Find the Sacred in the Everyday 101.
Completely different topic but no less relatable. BooMama made me cry. And it’s because I laughed so hard. Oh, bless her bacon-loving heart.
A weekly series that I quite enjoy is over at SortaCrunchy called “As He Leads Us” which is basically the beginning stages of a book about attachment parenting from a Christian perspective. All of it is brilliant but I particularly enjoyed this one written by a father.
Another one from Jennifer at Conversion Diary made me stand up and shout. Because this is absolutely the biggest thing I miss about my life before children.
And people wonder why I am the Nap Nazi. Now you know why I turn my life upside down to make sure my tinies get their naps.
This one is good news for me if I ever have another baby. After all, I’ll be striving for Home Birth instead of Parkade Birth.
Women who breastfeed their babies may be lowering their own risk of a heart attack, heart disease or stroke, research suggests.
Slow down….h/t Bob Hyatt at Evergreen “In a faster world, maybe we need a slower church.”- Leighton Ford



























