In the meantime, remember that God gave you your spouse and your family so that you and they would not be alone. As such, start the journey of living “together,” as God intended, today.
Feeling Alone?
Author: jessicakglasner
The Great Exchange
By Tamara Glasner A few years ago, I found myself trying, once again, not to wake my husband by my tossing and turning. I had been gripped by fear for the millionth time over different things. This was another one of those nights, and on this night, I was panicked over the safety of one [...]
Homeschool on the Range!
Several months ago, Yvie Fields from Homeschool on the Range reached out and asked if she could review the Seabird's Trilogy World War II Companion Curriculum. Her kids were our first "test students!" Check out their adventure with Piper and the gang below! Homeschool on the Range Companion Curriculum Review!
Why History Matters More than Ever Before
Jessica Glasner “One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present.” ― Golda Meir, My Life When we first set out to write a WWII history and writing curriculum to go with The Seabirds Trilogy, we had no idea that its release would come at such [...]
We’ve Been Working Really Hard… And Look What We’ve Got Now!
Jessica Glasner If you had told me at this time last year that within twelve months, not only would we have released the entire Seabirds Trilogy but also developed a complete high school history, social studies, and writing curriculum, I wouldn’t have believed it. Certainly, it would take at least a year or two. But [...]
Resilience
Tamara Glasner Resilience: An ability to recover from or adjust easily to change or misfortune. Our family went to Forest Home Family Camp summer after summer as our girls were growing up. The camp was one of our favorite family memories, as we all had incredible times with each other and also with God during [...]
A Question of Vengeance
It is bewildering to reconcile the commandment to honor your father and mother while carrying a justifiable deep root of bitterness.
More Dads Please!
Part 1 of Not Many Fathers By Lawrence Glasner When I was a kid in the 1960s, one in ten children grew up in a home without a dad. Today, it’s four in ten. Family law judges routinely grant the mother primary custody in divorce litigation. And greater than fifty percent of Millennial births are to [...]
Falling Frozen Elk Steak
Lawrence Glasner Peace in the Home #1: Listen First. Then Talk. Answering before listening is both stupid and rude. Proverbs 18:13. I am both stupid and rude. Occasionally. A few nights ago, I woke at 3:00 am and wandered into the kitchen to kill my diet. A repetitive clicking sound reverberated from the freezer. CLICK-CLICK-CLICK-CLICK. [...]
Unity in the Community
By Tamara and Lawrence Glasner Our little community consists of our niece and two adult daughters. We’re together under one roof until the Covid-19 quarantine lifts, perhaps longer. Stuck in the same house for weeks on end could be a recipe for disaster. Tight quarters. Powerful personalities. Energy trapped with nowhere to go but a [...]