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10 Classic TV Shows to Watch with Your Kids | Guest Post from Hannah Anderson

When you were a kid television shows were very different then they are today. Kids don't grow up with the same reruns you did, and they're missing out. Show your kids some of your favorite old shows, talk about what life was like in different eras, and have fun as you reminisce about things long forgotten. You may even find a few oldies you missed out on.

I Love Lucy – The original TV show,

Join Me Tonight!

Join me tonight for a night of fun at the Facebook party and live chat for my new book By the Light of the Silvery Moon. I will be giving away lots of books and gift certificates so you don't want to miss it!

We will start the fun at 7PM CT and go for about an hour and a half. RSVP here.

...But wait... there's more! During the live chat, I'll be joined by fellow Titanic author Janice

Things I'm Pinning: Organization

I love getting organized! Lately I have been pinning a lot of good organizational tips, tricks, and ideas. Here are a few of my favorite!






















This is a great idea for organizing books! I can't wait to get my books unpacked so I can work on this project!






Great ideas on this website! 







A fabulous checklist for making sure the house stays clean! Love this one! 



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Podcasts for this week's Living Inspired: Rebecca Keliher and Jen Hatmaker

Winner from this week's show posted below!!

{Rebecca Keliher}



{Download Rebecca's Interview Here}



More about Rebecca: Scot and Rebecca Keliher are the founders of Home Educating Family Publishing, but more importantly, parents to five unique, humorous, and fun-to-hang-with kids. With three girls in the lead and two boys following close behind, life in the Keliherd is never boring. As a

Jesus is ALIVE!

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Easter is tomorrow. What does that make you think of? A new Easter dress? Bunnies and chocolate? An Easter egg hunt?

I think of LIFE. Jesus alive! But also my life transformed. If only's fulfilled beyond our wildest expectations:

Some hopes fail to deliver. Some expectations deflate like an untied balloon. "If only" dreams are different for each person. "If only I made the team...

Allume: Get Your Tickets Now!

I am really excited about this year's Allume! Tickets are going really quick, so if you want to go, get your tickets now!

What is Allume?
Allume is the community that is all about Christ invading our souls and us reflecting His light out to the world, via the online space and in our spheres of influence - home and beyond.  At Allume you'll find articles, podcasts, videos, and all kinds of

We're not only different. We're better.

When John married me, I was an 18-year-old mom. Four years (and two more kids later) when I decided I wanted to be a writer John encouraged me to attend a writers conference. He listened to me as I told him about my book ideas. He watched the kids so I could write. He believed in me during times when I didn't believe in myself. Years later when I started speaking, John encouraged me in that,

This Week On Living Inspired: Rebecca Keliher and Jen Hatmaker

For you chance to win a copy of Jen Hatmaker's 7, be sure to hop over to the Living Inspired landing page and leave a comment and your e-mail address! 

This week's show is going to be a lot of fun. For the first half hour we'll be chatting with Rebecca Keliher who is the founder of Home Educating Family Publishing. The Home Educating Family Magazine engages today's homeschooling family in

How Do You Know if a Story Idea is a Keeper?

I have to laugh when people ask me how I got the idea for my novel By the Light of the Silvery Moon. The idea is nearly as old as my son...who will be graduating from high school this year!

It started as a contemporary telling of the Prodigal Son story from the Bible. In preparation for a writer's conference in 1997, I wrote a prologue about a young boy whose carelessness caused his mother's

Tame Thoughts for Sinking Ships (i.e. Stop Being Stubborn in Your Parenting)

Have you ever been stubborn about your parenting? Stubborn about a schedule, or activity, or method of discipline that doesn't work?

I'm sure you haven't. Maybe it's just me. But if you've been stubborn just once you might want to keep reading.

It's easy to be stubborn. We put time into figuring out what will work...and then we're disappointed when it doesn't. We want the ideas in the blog