Duct tape is a wonderful invention. Not only is it good for repairing almost anything, but it’s good for using on your mouth. Especially if your mouth has a way of running away with you (and mine does sometimes). Recently, we purchased a car for our kids who needed one to get back and forth…
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Jen Shepherd 
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About: Patty
- Website:
- http://pattywysong.com/
- Since Patty quit running from God's call on her life, she's been happy. Life is never dull for her as she juggles being a wife, a homeschooling mom of five, bookkeeper of their family business, teaching online blogging classes, and her writing. In addition to drinking black cherry kool-aid from china tea cups, she loves weaving lessons that she's learned into short stories and devotionals, most of which can be found on her blog Patterings. You can also find Patty at The Barn Door, the Internet Cafe and Adding Zest, a site for Christian women who want to add some zest to their love nest.
Author Archives: Patty Wysong
Children and Service
Teaching our children about God and living out our faith before them is important, but there’s another thing we want to teach them, and that’s to serve. Recently my three older children went on a youth missions trip with our church youth group. This is something they do every year instead of going to a…
Do It!
A wedding feast that’s run short of wine. A life that’s run dry. Want to see God moving and working? Follow Mary’s advice to the servants at the wedding in Cana. “Whatever He says, do it.” The servants saw the miracle. They knew the source. All because they listened and did what Jesus told them…
Plastic Wrap Your Marriage
Foxes are sneaky critters that steal and destroy crops. They always have and they always will. In Bible times, little foxes would sneak in and destroy vineyards so owners had to diligently guard against them and catch them before they destroyed the crop. They didn’t have a shopping center around the corner, so getting rid…
Homeschooling for the Challenged
I am not a teacher. Yes, I homeschool my five children, but I’m not a teacher. Once they reach the third grade, I become the school organizer and facilitator. It’s one of the things that has saved my sanity. I know some moms are terrific homeschoolers and they do unit studies and all these other…
Schoolwork and Responsibility
Don’t forget to enter the giveaway going on now! When we first started homeschooling, I had one goal in mind: school at home. But it hasn’t worked that way. Over the years my goal has changed and whether you homeschool your kids or go a more traditional route, you can have a similar goal. When…
Menu Planning From Your Pantry
For most of the twenty years we’ve been married, my husband has been self-employed as a contractor. We live in a rural area where the economy wasn’t ever good so we’ve had some very lean winters. I learned early in our marriage to keep our pantry as stocked as possible with the basics of what…
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