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

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.

Sweeter and Stronger

Twenty years of marriage and I still feel like a newlywed. Oh, I don’t mean the mushy-gushy newlywed who’s so in love with her new husband that she doesn’t notice the coldest winter we’ve had in years. I mean the newlywed who’s trying to figure out what could possibly be going on in her husband’s…

At Your Feet

Dear Lord, You know how resolutions and goals make me cringe because I fail so often, but I know that in order for me to grow I need to move forward. As I look at these goals for this year, help me to lay them at Your feet and focus on You. I’m trembling in…

By Example

As mothers, one of our greatest struggles is time to do all that we have to do. Often times our devotional time takes a hit if we don’t get up before the kids or if we’re so tired at night that we can’t keep our eyes open to read. I’ve tried getting up before the…

Conquer the Krudzu

I’m not a very good housekeeper. That’s pretty scary to admit in this group of ladies! It’s not that my home is trashed out all the time—but it is every now and then, especially when things are hectic. It’s also not that I have a wide slobbish streak. I don’t. There’s no food stuck to…

Going Ape

Words are powerful weapons. They can be both destructive and constructive. Ideally, we would use them only constructively, but with our human nature, the ideal isn’t always true. Keeping a tight rein on our tongues is necessary. “So also the tongue is a small part of the body, and yet it boasts of great things….

Love’s Reward

Saturday at our house is cleaning day and all of us pitch in to get it done. The other day, while my eyes were still trying to decide if it was morning or not, my youngest bounced into the kitchen toting the cleaning bucket. Without stopping for breakfast he started his chore of scouring the…

Making Over

When my parents became full-time RVers the few things left of their home went into my shed. Now that they’ve resettled, each year when they visit they go through the shed, weeding out, repacking, and hauling off to their home where the sun shines all winter. At one point this spring, my kitchen table was…