by Heather Creekmore | Sep 28, 2018 | Body Image, Comparison, Motherhood, Sticky
I caught this slightly crazy but totally funny video on For Every Mom. (You’ll get the gist after the first fifteen seconds. Why is it so funny? Because it’s true . . .at least for me it was. Years ago we planted a church in our house. Yes. Our church met...
by Heather Creekmore | Jun 26, 2017 | Comparison
Most people don’t socialize anymore. I’m likely over-generalizing. But, I think it’s true. I remember as a kid my mom would throw big parties for friends. The one I remember most required her to purchase fifty bamboo trays for people to use to hold...
by Heather Creekmore | May 4, 2017 | Uncategorized
The doorbell rings and my seven-year-old answers. He’s our most out-going child, counting everyone a friend. Because it’s usually someone under the age of ten ringing the bell anyway, I keep working and happily allow him the privilege of being doorman....
by Erin Kerry | Aug 30, 2016 | Uncategorized
There it sits. The shame of my household. The reason my hospitality has declined. My hospitality obstacle. The chair. What once was a cozy rocking place for my baby sits shredded at the seams. The black leather chair we purchased for the arrival of our son, three...
by Heather Creekmore | Jul 26, 2016 | Christian Living
This is part one in a mini-series by Esther on how practice hospitality without stressing over your home. Look for part two, next week, called, “Are You Home Insecure: Three Questions to Ask Yourself!” Do you let the state of your home dictate whether or...
