This week we were starting a Back to School series. Well what happens now and then during the school year? Sick days! Mom isn’t feeling well, so we are taking the day off! Hope you are all doing well. We’ll … Continue reading →
Today is our 100th post at In a Tickle! We are so excited to have brought this many posts to you, and we look forward to many more. A lot of people do a top ten kind of thing sharing … Continue reading →
Bell Peppers are in season. My kids love devouring pepper strips, especially the sweet red ones. I like to cut up a bunch of vegetables and put them on a tray so I can pull them out throughout the day … Continue reading →
You’ve wandered down the stamp isle at the craft store thinking it would be fun to start stamping. But when you look at the price of individual stamps, it can be a bit discouraging if you have a limited budget. … Continue reading →
We were eating lunch at mom’s the other day talking about blog stuff. We were planning ahead for our posts, and my Hubby had a suggestion. He was staring at the fridge in front of us at the magnetic letters. … Continue reading →
On Sunday night, Melinda and I hosted our first Creative Workshop. Everyone had a great time and we hope it is the beginning of many more to come. We started with an activity to get the creative juices flowing by … Continue reading →
Nothing could be more appropriate for today’s post than to share what’s going on in my family–can’t get any more Real Me than that. This weekend was big for my family. We have been youth pastor’s at our church, and … Continue reading →
Today, we are happy once again to have Jan’s husband, Tom Johnson, share a guest post. He is a wonderful husband, dad, accomplished entertainer, actor, singer, and musician, all around fix-it guy, remodeler, furniture builder, biker, and most of all–his … Continue reading →
What is real food? Some say it’s organic food. Some say it’s local food. Some say whatever you can buy at the store near you. Everyone seems to have an opinion these days on what you should eat. We … Continue reading →
I learned to embroider from my mom and grandmothers when I was a young girl. When my children were small, I spent many hours working on projects. Embroidery was a hobby that I could easily carry with me and work … Continue reading →