Hello weekend, when did you arrive? I don’t know about your week, but mine was INSANE! I started back to teaching, Joy came down with strep and a 107 fever (SO SCARY!), we visited Bubs’ new preschool, all while trying to squeeze in some writing time. Whew! I am exhausted but am so glad it is time for the gathering that refreshes my spirit and points me back to the Lord; the Saturday Soiree Blog Party!
I continued sharing my teacher’s heart in Building a Bond with Your Child’s Teacher and What I REALLY Hope My Students Learn. Parents, take advantage of the insight into the teacher mind and if you missed these posts, hop on over to help your child have the best school year possible! Don’t forget to join the community of parents praying for the new school year. It’s not too late to follow along with this free prayer calendar!
I LOVE the posts that are being shared here every week! I LOVE that those posts are growing more varied! I LOVE that every week new bloggers are finding our blossoming community! Those featured from last week’s fun are posted on my Pinterest board- Blog Love. Be sure to follow all my boards for terrific tips, ridiculously good recipes and enlightening encouragement.
Bind My Wandering Heart: Beginnings
LeeAnn G. Taylor: When God Wakes You Up: A New Approach to Mornings
A Harvest Reaped: My Son Was Stillborn: His Birth Story
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