Living On Vicarious Grace

a Christian wife, sort-of stay-at-home mom, part-time church office manager, trip planner, cheater cook, avid movie watcher, lover of books but mostly only a listener to them, extrovert who has a growing love for sweats and staying home, and abolitionist with her numerous, and hopefully proofread, thoughts on display...

Friday, January 4, 2019

Our Hearing Loss Journey Part 1 - Diagnosis

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Written in October of 2018: I haven’t blogged in a year – a year that has tested my strength, my energy, my emotions, my fears, my van...
Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Welcome to the Light, Blakeley Anne Greer

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To read my previous pregnancy and birth stories and see the awesome (to me, anyway) pictures of my babies getting pulled out of my stomach,...
Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Bad Morning for This Okay Mom

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 I am going to be real. This morning was ROUGH. Like "I am a terrible mother" and "These children are awful" kind of ro...
Tuesday, August 15, 2017

Back to School: Homemade Lunchables

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It is that time again!  SCHOOL TIME!!! I am one of those weirdos who loved school so much as a kid, that I get giddy for my daughter to expe...
Monday, July 17, 2017

Having My "Rainbow Baby": My Love/Hate Relationship With The Phrase

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I didn't used to hate the phrase.  In fact, before I ever had a miscarriage myself, I remember seeing others post pictures of their ...
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I am a 42-year-old who feels 12 one day and 100 the next! I am an ideas person, but the busyness of life seems to squash so many! I live with my wonderful husband, Kyle; our daughters, Emersyn and Blakeley; and our son, Keegan. I loved teaching 5th grade in public schools for 10 years, but I swore it would be the death of me someday... now I am a hybrid homeschool mom, my husband’s helper in ministry. I am the wife of a husband I do not deserve, and somehow he believes he doesn't deserve me either. And we are trying to figure out how to do this big thing called life by paying attention to what seems like the little things. We fail as much as we succeed, and we just keep loving each other through it.Basically, I am far from perfect. But I am loved by a perfect God, just because He wants to love and change broken people!
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