Tag Archives: motherhood

My Ripped Pants and Your Shame by Julie Arduini

Posted on October 16, 2019 by juliearduini

Spongebob Squarepants has played in our home for close to 20 years. Of all the crazy episodes out there, my husband and son say their favorite is the one where Spongebob rips his pants. It’s comedy gold for those two. … Continue reading →

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Where I’d Be Without Living Hope by Julie Arduini

Posted on May 1, 2019 by juliearduini

Words have always meant something to me, long before I decided to make it my full-time focus. I was always reading, and many say, always talking. Lame confession, but lyrics are just as important to me. Maybe it was PMS, … Continue reading →

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Mary, did you know? by Kristen Heitzmann

Posted on December 5, 2013 by kristenheitzmann

Advent is a beautiful season of hope and expectation, a time to ponder a young woman who bore within her the Christ, the Savior, yet also an infant who kicked, cried, and suckled like any other. There is a spiritual … Continue reading →

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