My First Thanksgiving as a Single Mom
I’ll never forget the Thanksgiving at my house on 803 Glenn Drive, Euless, Texas. (And that is pronounced – YOUless, Texas – not USEless, Texas.) Indeed the lessons
I’ll never forget the Thanksgiving at my house on 803 Glenn Drive, Euless, Texas. (And that is pronounced – YOUless, Texas – not USEless, Texas.) Indeed the lessons
’Twas almost Christmas when all through the house Sat my dogs and my cat… minus a spouse. The tree was decked out with tinsel and glee, In hopes
Family traditions abound during Christmas festivities. Inside every woman resides a desire to pass on customs to her children and leave a legacy. We envision the “perfect” holiday
Do you have a cherished keepsake from a parent or grandparent who has gone on to be with the Lord? I do. Years ago I took a trip
When I get to heaven, I am hunting down Cleopas. I have some questions for him. He was one of the two disciples who met Jesus right after
I’m going to go out on a limb and say this has the potential to be the most amazing resurrection Sunday we’ve celebrated in our lifetime. It’s not
Lose weight. Spend less money. Join a gym. Write the great American novel. All these things reside in our wish-I-would-finally-make-it-happen-basket or what’s better known as New Year’s resolutions.
Your Christmas might be a flawless, perfectly orchestrated string of holiday events. Your kids may be well-behaved all day. Presents might be received with the deepest gratitude for
Here it is—New Year’s Eve. I’m so excited that my blog post was scheduled for December 31. The last day of the year has always caused me to
Posted in Holidays on November 1, 2019 by Kim Heinecke I love Thanksgiving. It’s likely my favorite holiday because it involves my two loves—family and food! Like many other families,