Happy Independence Day! Since we are celebrating the birth of the United States this weekend, I thought it’d be fun for my fellow history lovers if I shared some odd facts about our founding fathers! From using elephant ivory teeth to taking air baths to importing pasta molds, the founding fathers were trendsetters in more than just declaring independence from…
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R.C. Sproul: The Holiness of God
Mini Book Review #1: Sproul’s The Holiness of God Sproul’s classic work on the holiness of God seemed the right choice to kick off a series of mini book reviews on The Restful Home. Look for future reviews weekly! Each short-and-sweet book review will have a brief summary and, especially if I recommend the book, a few favorite quotes. A…
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How to Start a Kids’ Strawberry Garden
Fruit is almost everyone’s favorite thing to eat from the garden. Berries, especially, make eyes light up and little hands reach out for more. If you’re trying to interest your kids in growing food, starting a kids’ strawberry garden is the perfect way to begin the journey. Not only are you encouraging your kids to spend time outside, but you…
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Was Wendell Berry Right About Housewives?
Does a Washing Machine Steal My Dignity? Wendell Berry, American philosopher and writer, is well known for his focus on conservation, not only of land but of human traditions. He sought in his writing to point out the destruction of small, interdependent farming communities and the disappearance of the jack-of-all-trades in favor of specialists who can only do the one…
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How to Make Time for Reading While Your Kids are Still Little
10 Ways to Make Time for Reading in Your Busy Schedule These ten tips are all helpful to me as I attempt to continue learning and growing (mentally and spiritually) as a mom of young children. Reading expands our minds and souls and opens the world to our family. (And kids who see their parents read and keep learning tend…
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