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The Last Minute Frock - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 20, 2009, 7:07 pm
Grosgrain: The Last Minute Frock GROSGRAIN GIVEAWAY!!!! (with bonus pattern and tutorial in post).
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*Obama Visit - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 19, 2009, 11:12 am
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My hubby had the opportunity to be working when President Obama came through the base last week. He didn’t actually meet him and speak to him like he did when President Bush came through and he wasn’t seated on the stage behind him like he was when Vice President Dick Cheney came through but he was in the same hanger and heard the speech. Other than the fact that they made them switch out the planes in the hanger so the one he cut from the budget wouldn̵
*Eyes Opened - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 18, 2009, 8:32 am
May the Lord continue to open the eyes of those who promote death. Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood director who now protests against the horrific procedure of abortion. This is an interview with Mike Huckabee. May the lives of these unborn children be saved!
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*The Complexity of Life - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 17, 2009, 1:38 pm
Reduce the complexity of life by eliminating the needless wants of life, and the labors of life reduce themselves. ~Edwin Way Teale
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*Me, Like Esau??? - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 16, 2009, 4:42 am
Genesis 25:29-34
Once when Jacob was cooking stew, Esau came in from the field, and he was exhausted. And Esau said to Jacob, 'Let me eat some of that red stew, for I am exhausted!â (Therefore his name was called Edom.) Jacob said, 'Sell me your birthright now.â Esau said, 'I am about to die; of what use is a birthright to me?â Jacob said, 'Swear to me now.â So he swore to him and sold his birthright to Jacob. Then Jacob gave Esau bread and lentil stew, and he ate and drank and rose
*Can it Be? - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 13, 2009, 1:11 pm
Can it truly be that my little one is a year old today? It seems only yesterday that I was waddling around with her inside! She is a sweet, funny, smart, talking, walking toddler now! Where did this past year go? She is definitely an Alaskan baby too! Her very first word was “bear” and said with a growling tone! Makes me laugh every time I hear it!
Happy Birthday Sweet Bella Boo! We love you!
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*Should We Really Call It a âQuiet' Time? - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 12, 2009, 12:36 pm
In the verbal actions of the psalmsârejoicing, asking for help, and expressing thanks (see 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18)âwe talk to someone else, in this case, God himself. It’s fair to say that having a “quiet time” is a misnomer. We should more properly have a “noisy time”! By talking out loud you live the reality that you are talking with another person, not simply talking to yourself inside your own head. Of course “silent prayers” are not wrongâ1 S
*J.I. Packer on the ESV Study Bible - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 11, 2009, 12:17 pm
J.I. Packer on the ESV Study Bible and how it helps to recover and revive the ministry of an adult catechist. Here is a snippet but the short article is well worth the read!
The reason why I'm so enthusiastic about it is largely that it takes a wider view of its task than other study Bibles do. Other study Bibles provide you with information and that's it. The ESV Study Bible goes a step further. It's a study Bible which not only explains the texts and expounds them accurately, but it has in i
Getting An Early Start - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 10, 2009, 1:10 pm
Alaskan Sunrise--Image by robinpresta via Flickr
If you know me, you are aware of the fact that I am not a morning person! I do love mornings, I really do! I love the crispness, the newness, and the beauty of the sunrise. But mornings just come too early for me! It seems that no matter what time I hit the sack in the evening it is still hard to rise in the morning.
I have committed to getting an early(earlier) start on our days this school year! I have noticed that when we rise a
*Where is the Respect? - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 8, 2009, 6:14 pm
I have been aware of a growing trend for many years. It saddens me to see this happening. It is the devaluing of those in ministerial positions. I will concede that there are many who are clergy who have abused their positions and many who have disqualified themselves because of unrepentant sins, or direct biblical disqualifications. Those who are called to a position of pastor and elder are held to a higher standard but they are not perfect. They are called to maintain the high standa
*Table Talk Giveaway - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 6, 2009, 2:57 pm
There is a great giveaway over at Challies.com Below is a snippet from his posting. This is a GREAT resource! I love receiving mine and spending time reading it!
Free Stuff Fridays (With 50 Prizes!) :: giveaways :: A Reformed, Christian Blog.
This week Ligonier Ministries is offering 50 (count âem 50!) prizes. Each of the 50 (!) winners will be given a year-long subscription to Tabletalk Magazine (or a subscription for a friend, neighbor, hairdresser, family member, etc if the win
*Are You Feeling Guilty? - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 5, 2009, 9:12 pm
Ok, so I swiped this from another blog that I read. Thank you Nate over at Presbyterian Thoughts for typing it all up!
What I found so interesting is that my hubby was talking to me about this very issue just last night! He was sharing about what he is reading, listening to, and learning in his Nouthetic Counseling studies. It is a definitely something to Ponder.
JG Vos, in the 1940s, asked the question, “What mistaken idea about guilt is common today? I believe that his answer is ju
*Patience, An Exercise in Self-Control - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 3, 2009, 7:06 am
Homeschooling brings many ups and downs. There are the days that are full of joy because your children seem to really grasp the concepts you are teaching and then there are days when you wonder where the children have placed their brains! The concepts that seemed so easily grasped the day before have overnight turned into what seems to be a foreign language. There are days when the children seem to have forgotten things that we have been working on for years! It is easy to get discourage
What Day Is It? - MamaArcher's Blog Nov 2, 2009, 12:28 pm
Can it really be November already? It seems once again my blog has gone by the wayside. I am continuing to find it difficult to put in the time it takes to maintain a blog. I even missed posting on Reformation Day!
Well, there are several reasons that this blog has suffered in recent days. We are now in our fourth week of illness at our house. It really isn’t anything major but a fever here, an ear infection there, a cough and a sniffle, and as soon as we think we are all better
*Having a Failure Kind of Day - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 27, 2009, 1:19 pm
There are days when I just feel “off my game.” Nothing seems to go as I planned. There are days when I feel like a total failure and wonder if my family might be better off with someone who was better at (insert anything here) than I am. Then I remind myself, “I am not perfect and I never will be, at least not before the Lord comes!” This road of sanctification can seem so very long at times. I want to be there already, who after all doesn’t want to do eve
A Bathroom I Love - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 21, 2009, 2:12 pm
A few weeks ago I posted photos of our BEFORE shots of the main bathroom. If you need a refresher or for comparison sake want another look, here are the BEFORE photos. We are mostly finished. In fact, the rest (easy part) will probably take us longer to get to just for the lack of motivation and time. We have to put coverings over the cabinets and paint the ceiling. So please ignore the open cabinets with all of the construction supplies in them! Here are the AFTER shots and a go
Let the Nominations Begin - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 20, 2009, 1:29 am
It is that time once again. It is time for the Homeschool Blog Awards. There are 25 categories for which you can nominate your favorite homeschooling blogs. Pop on over and take some time to get your nominations in for your favorite homeschooler blogs.
Related posts:Homeschool Blog Awards Nominations BeginHomeschool Blog AwardsThe Final Stretch
*Our Daily Devotional - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 15, 2009, 6:54 am
I have mentioned on several occasions that we begin our school days with a daily devotional. This has changed forms over the years. One year we went through the Proverbs cycling through one a day each day of the month. One year we went through the Psalms. One year we went straight through memorizing the catechism. We would alternate year after year. This past year I found something new and am loving it! Rather than just memorizing the catechism (as important as that is) and just
Make Your Own Flu Shot - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 14, 2009, 11:37 am
Rather than getting the flu shot, why not just make your own! This is a pretty funny clip making a good point! I will just take my chances, thank you! :O)
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Back To Our Regular Scheduled Day - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 13, 2009, 1:51 pm
Our company left this morning. We had a good visit and are so glad that Oma came. Now it is back to our regular schedule. We kept up all of our paid activities but our school work; that is a different story. Is it just me, or do others find it near impossible to hold schooling lessons when you have company? I know she would not have minded in the least but our days are so full we would not have had any time to visit if we had continued. So, we have had almost a three week break. Some of
It Has Arrived! - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 12, 2009, 12:49 pm
It has arrived! What you ask? That mean little flu bug has arrived! Hubby took one of our daughters to the ER yesterday. She has conjunctivitis, an ear infection, and tested positive for the flu. Hubs is not feeling so hot and neither am I. We have a couple of children with headaches. Our company leaves tomorrow so I am hoping she can keep from catching that bug flying around our home. At least, some of our activities are taking a break for the rest of the month. I was hoping
2009 Iditarod, Nature's Fury - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 9, 2009, 3:17 pm
Yesterday our family FINALLY went to visit the Iditarod Headquarters in Wasilla. There is not a lot there but it was a fun trip. We also were there in the off-season so no sled dog rides for us but we will go back again. We watched a short 20 minute video which had a lot of clips from this past race. I had already seen most of them from following the race as an insider earlier this year. I bought a few things in the gift shop, looked at the trophies and records, as well as a few of the
Wednesday Hero - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 8, 2009, 12:59 pm
Sgt. Michael Egan
36 years old from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
104th Cavalry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division, Pennsylvania Army National Guard
September 19, 2005
News of Egan's death came to Pennsauken shortly after 6 a.m. Tuesday, Krista Egan, Sgt. Egan’s sister-in-law, said. His mother, Irene, was on the telephone when an Army sergeant walked up to the door. “My mother-in-law was talking on the telephone to Mike's wife, Maria, when he came. Maria had just got the news. The Army
*My Best Friend - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 7, 2009, 12:53 pm
My best friend is having a birthday! Isn’t he a handsome guy? He is the best guy you could EVER meet. There are so many adjectives that I could use to describe him but let me just say…… He is a godly man, my best friend, and I am so glad that I married him!!!!! Happy Birthday my love!!
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Bathroom Grandma Would Love - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 6, 2009, 1:24 pm
The last year has been full of remodeling projects on our home. We have all new flooring and paint (except for the bathrooms). We remodeled the kitchen, dining area, and the office. We also fixed the walkway out back and put in stone steps. We have since moved on to the main bathroom! It is a bathroom that grandma would have loved back in the day with baby blue sinks, tub, and toilet. It came complete with big brown framed mirrors with plastic frosted medicine cabinets and dangli
*Please Pray for Baby Dutcher - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 2, 2009, 10:09 pm
Brandon and Susie Dutcher from Dutch, Reformed are going through a trial with their current pregnancy. I would like to ask you to pray for them, their children, and their precious little girl yet to be delivered. Their little baby girl has what’s called a congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH). You can read more about her condition in their post entitled No Use in Counting Chariots. I cannot imagine what they are going through. Yet I find it so encouraging to see how they are leanin
Purple Preschool - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 1, 2009, 9:45 pm
Here is a prime example of what my three year old busies herself with during school when she is unsupervised. I do not know where the paper went but I do know that she made good use of the purple marker.
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*Being Still When Craziness Prevails - MamaArcher's Blog Sep 25, 2009, 9:53 am
Blogging has been sparse this past week. We have had another birthday in our house. We have company coming. We will have our company for a few weeks, longer than ever before. We are in full swing with schooling which will most likely be taking a back seat during that time. Even with limiting our school schedule, our children are involved in many activities that will continue to keep us on the go. We also decided to remodel our main bathroom. The announcement of visitors always tend
*My Preemie is 17! - MamaArcher's Blog Sep 24, 2009, 1:23 pm
It seems only yesterday that I was sitting in the NICU with my 33 week preemie. Now she is a godly young woman! I have been abundantly blessed to have this young lady as a daughter! She celebrated her birthday yesterday. Happy birthday to my sweet girl.
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*When Doctrine Becomes Creedal - MamaArcher's Blog Sep 22, 2009, 2:36 am
Having several good, solid books on one’s shelf is always a desirable thing. I swiped one my hubby is currently reading. He read me this quote a while back and I thought it a great one to share with you now.
Here is our Pondering quote for the week……..
When doctrine becomes creedal (e.g., the Athenasian Creed), it becomes defensible against (Arians and other) heretics. Heresy, as well as truth, becomes identifiable. Before it takes creedal form, however, almost any sort
*Pondering God's Justice - MamaArcher's Blog Aug 8, 2009, 4:19 pm
It is important to remember that in his decree of election, God considers the mass of humankind in their fallen sinful condition. He chooses to redeem some people from this condition and to leave the rest in that condition. He intervenes in the lives of the elect, while he does not intervene in the lives of the reprobate. One group receives mercy and the other receives justice.
The concept of justice incorporates all that is just. The concept of non-justice includes everything outside of
*Depths of Depravity - MamaArcher's Blog Jun 20, 2009, 9:23 am
I am brokenhearted. Have you ever noticed how much sin surrounds us? I cannot fathom how people do not understand that man is depraved. It is blatantly obvious in my opinion. Even in the saintliest of home and hearts, one can find sin, shame, and depravity. If one says there is none, then they are dishonest and blind and thus depravity is proven.
However, we can all admit that there are those who display and indulge in sin more than others. While there are those who flee temptation a
*Babies Having Babies - MamaArcher's Blog Feb 13, 2009, 12:16 pm
I know the title of this post is an older and seemingly overused phrase but that is exactly what this post is about. I saw an article come across on my Facebook page today that saddened my heart. A boy 13 and a girl 15 delivered a healthy baby girl. Neither seem to have any idea of what is involved in raising a child. The road ahead will be hard not only for them but for this little girl. I do, however, commend them for not aborting this precious child and seeing the value of life. E
*Serbian Abortionist Who Aborted 48,000 Babies Becomes Pro-Life Activist - MamaArcher's Blog Dec 9, 2008, 1:41 am
Serbian Abortionist Who Aborted 48,000 Babies Becomes Pro-Life ActivistMADRID, November 13, 2008 (CNA) - The Spanish daily "La Razon" has published an article on the pro-life conversion of a former "champion of abortion." Stojan Adasevic, who performed 48,000 abortions, sometimes up to 35 per day, is now the most important pro-life leader in Serbia, after spending 26 years as the most renowned abortion doctor in the country."The medical textbooks of the Communist regime said abortion was simply
The Exodus Mandate -- The Call to Dunkirk - MamaArcher's Blog Dec 1, 2008, 11:57 pm
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*T13- Little Bits of Randomness - MamaArcher's Blog Oct 9, 2008, 5:00 am
To start this bits of randomness list I thought I would tell you why I chose this T13 banner. It reminds me of my flannel sheets which I really need to unpack. It is COLD here!Half of our new carpet has been installed. The rest is to be finished today. It is such an amazing difference new carpet makes to a home!I really wish that I had not seen the under side of the carpet they ripped out. YUCK!I really enjoy and am blessed to look at the mountains out my windows every morning!I didn't sleep
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*T13- Little Bits of Randomness (3 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Oct 9, 2008, 5:00 am
To start this bits of randomness list I thought I would tell you why I chose this T13 banner. It reminds me of my flannel sheets which I really need to unpack. It is COLD here!Half of our new carpet has been installed. The rest is to be finished today. It is such an amazing difference new carpet makes to a home!I really wish that I had not seen the under side of the carpet they ripped out. YUCK!I really enjoy and am blessed to look at the mountains out my windows every morning!I didn't sleep
*Depths of Depravity (3 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Jun 20, 2009, 9:23 am
I am brokenhearted. Have you ever noticed how much sin surrounds us? I cannot fathom how people do not understand that man is depraved. It is blatantly obvious in my opinion. Even in the saintliest of home and hearts, one can find sin, shame, and depravity. If one says there is none, then they are dishonest and blind and thus depravity is proven.
However, we can all admit that there are those who display and indulge in sin more than others. While there are those who flee temptation a
The Exodus Mandate -- The Call to Dunkirk (2 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Dec 1, 2008, 11:57 pm
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*Babies Having Babies (2 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Feb 13, 2009, 12:16 pm
I know the title of this post is an older and seemingly overused phrase but that is exactly what this post is about. I saw an article come across on my Facebook page today that saddened my heart. A boy 13 and a girl 15 delivered a healthy baby girl. Neither seem to have any idea of what is involved in raising a child. The road ahead will be hard not only for them but for this little girl. I do, however, commend them for not aborting this precious child and seeing the value of life. E
*Serbian Abortionist Who Aborted 48,000 Babies Becomes Pro-Life Activist (2 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Dec 9, 2008, 1:41 am
Serbian Abortionist Who Aborted 48,000 Babies Becomes Pro-Life ActivistMADRID, November 13, 2008 (CNA) - The Spanish daily "La Razon" has published an article on the pro-life conversion of a former "champion of abortion." Stojan Adasevic, who performed 48,000 abortions, sometimes up to 35 per day, is now the most important pro-life leader in Serbia, after spending 26 years as the most renowned abortion doctor in the country."The medical textbooks of the Communist regime said abortion was simply
*Pondering God's Justice (2 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Aug 8, 2009, 4:19 pm
It is important to remember that in his decree of election, God considers the mass of humankind in their fallen sinful condition. He chooses to redeem some people from this condition and to leave the rest in that condition. He intervenes in the lives of the elect, while he does not intervene in the lives of the reprobate. One group receives mercy and the other receives justice.
The concept of justice incorporates all that is just. The concept of non-justice includes everything outside of
*Please Pray for Baby Dutcher (2 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Oct 2, 2009, 10:09 pm
Brandon and Susie Dutcher from Dutch, Reformed are going through a trial with their current pregnancy. I would like to ask you to pray for them, their children, and their precious little girl yet to be delivered. Their little baby girl has what’s called a congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH). You can read more about her condition in their post entitled No Use in Counting Chariots. I cannot imagine what they are going through. Yet I find it so encouraging to see how they are leanin
*Our Daily Devotional (1 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Oct 15, 2009, 6:54 am
I have mentioned on several occasions that we begin our school days with a daily devotional. This has changed forms over the years. One year we went through the Proverbs cycling through one a day each day of the month. One year we went through the Psalms. One year we went straight through memorizing the catechism. We would alternate year after year. This past year I found something new and am loving it! Rather than just memorizing the catechism (as important as that is) and just
*Obama Visit (1 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Nov 19, 2009, 11:12 am
Image via Wikipedia
My hubby had the opportunity to be working when President Obama came through the base last week. He didn’t actually meet him and speak to him like he did when President Bush came through and he wasn’t seated on the stage behind him like he was when Vice President Dick Cheney came through but he was in the same hanger and heard the speech. Other than the fact that they made them switch out the planes in the hanger so the one he cut from the budget wouldn̵
*Eyes Opened (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Nov 18, 2009, 8:32 am
May the Lord continue to open the eyes of those who promote death. Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood director who now protests against the horrific procedure of abortion. This is an interview with Mike Huckabee. May the lives of these unborn children be saved!
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Related posts:Praise God~Supreme Court RulingWhy Are We Surprised!?A Blessing or A Punishment??
*Should We Really Call It a âQuiet' Time? (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Nov 12, 2009, 12:36 pm
In the verbal actions of the psalmsârejoicing, asking for help, and expressing thanks (see 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18)âwe talk to someone else, in this case, God himself. It’s fair to say that having a “quiet time” is a misnomer. We should more properly have a “noisy time”! By talking out loud you live the reality that you are talking with another person, not simply talking to yourself inside your own head. Of course “silent prayers” are not wrongâ1 S
What Day Is It? (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Nov 2, 2009, 12:28 pm
Can it really be November already? It seems once again my blog has gone by the wayside. I am continuing to find it difficult to put in the time it takes to maintain a blog. I even missed posting on Reformation Day!
Well, there are several reasons that this blog has suffered in recent days. We are now in our fourth week of illness at our house. It really isn’t anything major but a fever here, an ear infection there, a cough and a sniffle, and as soon as we think we are all better
Let the Nominations Begin (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Oct 20, 2009, 1:29 am
It is that time once again. It is time for the Homeschool Blog Awards. There are 25 categories for which you can nominate your favorite homeschooling blogs. Pop on over and take some time to get your nominations in for your favorite homeschooler blogs.
Related posts:Homeschool Blog Awards Nominations BeginHomeschool Blog AwardsThe Final Stretch
Back To Our Regular Scheduled Day (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Oct 13, 2009, 1:51 pm
Our company left this morning. We had a good visit and are so glad that Oma came. Now it is back to our regular schedule. We kept up all of our paid activities but our school work; that is a different story. Is it just me, or do others find it near impossible to hold schooling lessons when you have company? I know she would not have minded in the least but our days are so full we would not have had any time to visit if we had continued. So, we have had almost a three week break. Some of
Getting An Early Start (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Nov 10, 2009, 1:10 pm
Alaskan Sunrise--Image by robinpresta via Flickr
If you know me, you are aware of the fact that I am not a morning person! I do love mornings, I really do! I love the crispness, the newness, and the beauty of the sunrise. But mornings just come too early for me! It seems that no matter what time I hit the sack in the evening it is still hard to rise in the morning.
I have committed to getting an early(earlier) start on our days this school year! I have noticed that when we rise a
*Table Talk Giveaway (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Nov 6, 2009, 2:57 pm
There is a great giveaway over at Challies.com Below is a snippet from his posting. This is a GREAT resource! I love receiving mine and spending time reading it!
Free Stuff Fridays (With 50 Prizes!) :: giveaways :: A Reformed, Christian Blog.
This week Ligonier Ministries is offering 50 (count âem 50!) prizes. Each of the 50 (!) winners will be given a year-long subscription to Tabletalk Magazine (or a subscription for a friend, neighbor, hairdresser, family member, etc if the win
*Where is the Respect? (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Nov 8, 2009, 6:14 pm
I have been aware of a growing trend for many years. It saddens me to see this happening. It is the devaluing of those in ministerial positions. I will concede that there are many who are clergy who have abused their positions and many who have disqualified themselves because of unrepentant sins, or direct biblical disqualifications. Those who are called to a position of pastor and elder are held to a higher standard but they are not perfect. They are called to maintain the high standa
*My Preemie is 17! (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Sep 24, 2009, 1:23 pm
It seems only yesterday that I was sitting in the NICU with my 33 week preemie. Now she is a godly young woman! I have been abundantly blessed to have this young lady as a daughter! She celebrated her birthday yesterday. Happy birthday to my sweet girl.
Related posts:Happy 16th!Hospitality And An Empty HouseBlessing or Burden
2009 Iditarod, Nature's Fury (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Oct 9, 2009, 3:17 pm
Yesterday our family FINALLY went to visit the Iditarod Headquarters in Wasilla. There is not a lot there but it was a fun trip. We also were there in the off-season so no sled dog rides for us but we will go back again. We watched a short 20 minute video which had a lot of clips from this past race. I had already seen most of them from following the race as an insider earlier this year. I bought a few things in the gift shop, looked at the trophies and records, as well as a few of the
Wednesday Hero (0 hits)- MamaArcher's Blog Oct 8, 2009, 12:59 pm
Sgt. Michael Egan
36 years old from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
104th Cavalry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division, Pennsylvania Army National Guard
September 19, 2005
News of Egan's death came to Pennsauken shortly after 6 a.m. Tuesday, Krista Egan, Sgt. Egan’s sister-in-law, said. His mother, Irene, was on the telephone when an Army sergeant walked up to the door. “My mother-in-law was talking on the telephone to Mike's wife, Maria, when he came. Maria had just got the news. The Army
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