I just finished a major update of the Workbox Blogroll this week and I had so much fun visiting everyone's blogs again and seeing how all of you are using your workboxes.
We are on our spring break right now, so I thought I would direct your attention to a few posts from our past:
Please share your favorite resources in the comments.
I am thinking about the garden this week and making our list of things that we need to do.
Check out this post and let me know How Does Your Garden Grow?
I am linking up to Top Ten Tuesday over at Oh Amanda.
James was a pastor and he came to a place where God was silent and he couldn't accept that, so he walked away from his faith for a time.
He returns to his home town and discovers that a family new to the area had been killed in a fire. Travis, a friend, from his childhood was accused of setting the fire and James knows that he is innocent and sets out to prove it.
His home town has changed and he needs to unravel the truth that will set the town and himself free. While James works diligently to to find the truth, he eventually finds his way back to his relationship with God.
This movie was slow to start, but overall it was a good movie that my husband and I really enjoyed. We thought it was well done. We do not recommended it for young children or even preteens due to some of the more mature content.
If you want to learn more about this movie, you can check out the website or their facebook page.
Disclosure: I received one or more of the products or services mentioned above for free in the hope that I would mention it on my blog. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
We are taking another Trip Across Canada for social studies this term (from now until the end of June). If you are looking for something fun to do, please consider joining. We will be checking in weekly and letting you see our progress.
Go and grab your travel brochures from this post and get ready for your journey.
I am linking this post up to the Hip Homeschool Hop.
Randy is supposed to be helping his family get ready to go on a camping trip. Christal thought he was packing the van, but he ducked inside their home to check his work email. It was during this very short time that their 2 year old son Joe disappeared from their driveway.
Christal and Randy check the neighbourhood and Grandma calls her church prayer chain and practically everyone she knows. People from the neighbourhood start pouring in to help search for little 2 year old Joe.
The family lives in a forested area with many areas for him to be hiding and many dangerous areas where he could have gotten hurt. I am not going to spoil the ending, but I will tell you that Randy comes out a changed man.
This movie, which is based on a true story, is every mother's worst nightmare played out. It is a real tear jerker so have your tissues handy. The movie was really good and reminded my husband and I to consider again the things that are really important to us. We highly recommend this movie.
~So what is really important to you? What really matters? ~
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