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Haircut for Locks of Love

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Munchkin decided that it was time to cut her hair again for Locks of Love. Every few years, she decides to cut her hair for this wonderful cause. It’s been nearly 5 years since the last cut, so her hair has gotten quite long. We were able to cut a very nice ponytail to send to Locks of Love for use in a wig for a child. Munchkin decided she wanted some shorter bangs as well as some layers in her hair after the big ponytail cut. After a little tweaking, we arrived at what she wanted for her new cut.…

Family Movie Night: This Is Our Time Review

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This Is Our Time Movie Synopsis: Ethan, Luke, Ale, Ryder, and Catherine are five friends connected by their strong faith. After graduation, they each set out to make a difference in the world for God. Their ambitions are high, their passions are strong but will they have the courage to fulfill their calling regardless of what comes their way. The sacrifice they are asked to pay may just be too high. Through Godly wisdom from an outside source, the group realizes that this is not their time after all, it’s all His! Movie Details: Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen…

Starting to Pack

Posted in Family, and Military Life

It’s hard to believe that it’s time to start packing for our move. Part of that is because we plan on moving out of housing a bit early. The plan, which could change as it’s not set in stone yet, is to have the movers come in May, so we’ll be out of housing by the end of May. Daddy will stay in the trailer while Munchkin and I (along with the dogs) head up to the cabin. Daddy would probably come up there most weekends, but that all depends on what is going on. We haven’t worked out all…

Review: Don’t Forget to Pack the Kids

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Don’t Forget to Pack the Kids Book Description: Short-term missions have traditionally been the province of singles, youth groups, and married-with-no-kids. Five years ago, few would have picked up a book about taking the family on a short-term mission. Now, more and more of us 30 and 40-somethings with kids are asking―

Why can’t we do something meaningful for others with our kids? 
Why do we have to wait until they’re teens and then and pack them off on a youth group trip?
Why can’t we let them experience using their gifts in ministry now? 
And why can’t we discover those gifts…