by Kristen Lunceford | Jan 10, 2022 | Faith, Meal Prep
On the list of things I can’t stop thinking about is this: Jesus, savior of humanity, could have chosen any way to change the world, and he decided to start in our homes, around our tables. Fixate on this for a few minutes with me. Hiding in plain sight on countless...
by Kristen Lunceford | Sep 16, 2021 | Homemaking, Meal Prep
It doesn’t matter if you are ankle, knee, or neck deep in seeing your family through the “bleacher years.” When eating in bag chairs, you can only feed your people so many sub sandwiches and garbage from the snack shack before calling foul. So don’t. Instead, plan...
by Kristen Lunceford | Aug 6, 2020 | Homemaking
After four months and 23 days away from school, distance learning started this week in Arizona for my 6th, 9th and 10th graders. The transition from quarantine free-for-all to structured schedule was made less chaotic by a week’s worth of lunches packed and waiting...
by Kristen Lunceford | Feb 1, 2020 | Homemaking
“What nicer thing can you do for somebody than make them breakfast?”- Anthony Bourdain – A few years ago, in an effort to open up more time for myself in the morning, I started prepping four-to-five days of breakfast meals on Sunday afternoons for my...
by Kristen Lunceford | Sep 8, 2015 | Homemaking, Parenting, Uncategorized
Early in our marriage (when the only things I really knew how to “cook” were tacos and spaghetti), my sister-in-law Kristy got her hands on this D’amico & Sons recipe and shared it with me out of pity. I know this because of the notes she added...
by Kristen Lunceford | Jan 6, 2015 | Homemaking
Check. Check. Is this thing on? Oh, good. Hello. 🙂 I’m back from a bit of a blogging break and ready to ease into a new year of creating in this space with a short list of things I learned in 2014. Let see if I remember how to do this. Ahem… 1....
