by Jane Green | May 12, 2025
Mirror mirror on the wall, who’s most worthy of us all…. So many times we try to put our values and judged worth of others… onto them. They do something right? They are worthy of our love and admiration. They do something we deem wrong? They have...
by Jane Green | Jan 20, 2025
This week I am reviewing a resource for families and individuals with a love for history and learning about obscure people who’ve made a difference in the world. This resource comes in the form of “Learning Guides” that help you dive deep into the...
by Jane Green | Nov 4, 2024
Today I have another review on a children’s picture book that I think you will love. Ox-Cart Man, written by Donald Hall and illustrated by Barbara Cooney is a sweet book for children that has won the Caldecott Medal. The New York Times Book Review said this...
by Jane Green | Oct 28, 2024
Have you ever felt inadequate as you view what others post on FaceBook or other forms of social media? Do they seem younger, thinner, more beautiful than you? Maybe you follow the Bible closely and have developed a gentle and kind spirit, and you love to work hard....
by Jane Green | Oct 14, 2024
A few weeks ago, I went on a day trip with my son to Tybrisa Books in Lenoir, North Carolina. If you live in North Carolina, and you love books, Tybrisa Books is well worth your time to stop in and explore their selections. The used books are all $1.00. The store is...
by Jane Green | Jun 10, 2024
During the winter I kept an amaryllis plant in my dining room hoping it would bloom. All of my other amaryllis’ are red. This one, if I remember correctly, is called apple blossom and was a variegated white/pink color. I finally gave up on it and put it in my...