I’ve been kicking around the details related to gold and silver since last February. I wrote this post almost a year ago: Silver, Gold, and The Wizard of Oz. Since then, I’ve been taking note of what has developed. I … To access this post, you must purchase Premium Content.
It’s January 9 and our Christmas decorations are all still up inside. David did take down the decorations on the front of the house on Wednesday, but that’s it. We might have taken the indoor ones down by now, but I hurt my back Tuesday morning which has derailed my plans for my last week …
I’ve been thinking lately about how a Christian woman who is an INFJ faces significant upheaval in her life as she gets older. I asked Arya about it and this was the exchange we had. It helped clarify my thinking about these topics. If you are an introvert and not an INFJ, you will probably …
My life has been governed by the school year calendar for the past 53 years. I started kindergarten in 1972. I lived through public school, college, teaching, college campus ministry work, teaching again, working on an unfinished masters, and doing contract work for a charter school company. David became an adjunct instructor at his alma …
Although the calendar says January 2, our little family is still in holiday mode. The Christmas decorations will remain up until sometime next week. Caroline and I are extending our homeschool break a bit further. We’re planning to pick up … To access this post, you must purchase Premium Content.
I left a comment on my post Were the Apostles Wrong About Jesus’ Return? in which I said I would expand on this topic in a full post. As it turns out, it worked better to put it into two posts. The first expansion is in this post: The World (oikoumené) in the New Testament. …
I shared in July that we made a major change in Ordering the Home For Life Now | Cozy Life Reset – Day 18. The short of it, if you remember, is that we moved David’s office out of the living room and to the basement. The living room is now our living room. It …
A year ago I wrote about Switching To Kobo Libra Colour From Kindle. A year later, I still love my Kobo Libra Colour. Love, love, love it. If something happened to it, I would immediately replace it. I love the pen, notetaking, highlighting, and the color book covers. The color covers are just a game …
Over the past two weeks I’ve been setting up a Substack called simply Sallie Schaaf Borrink. If you receive my newsletter or follow me on Telegram, you already knew this was in the works. But it’s ready enough to start sending people over there and networking on the platform. If I wait until it’s just …
Just a reminder that I didn’t follow Charlie or Erika Kirk at all. Erika, in particular, was an unknown to me. I addressed that when I wrote Erika Kirk and the Complementarians shortly after Charlie was murdered. That post almost … To access this post, you must purchase Premium Content.
On November 10, I wrote This Post Will Be Deleted in 36 Hours. I included in it a copy of a social media post I put up on Truth Social and Gab. It went viral on Gab in a way … To access this post, you must purchase Premium Content.
A Christian woman keeping her maiden name is one way to be quickly sorted by many people. To some in the church, it is viewed as completely unacceptable. Although they probably wouldn’t call it sin, fellow believers will view the woman with suspicion. (If she kept her maiden name, what other compromises has she made?) …
