by Ginger Harrington | Feb 6, 2017 | Embrace Truth, Enjoy Life Blog Posts, Family
Flowers, candy, cards, and teddy bears–who doesn’t enjoy these fun ways to show your Valentine how much you love them? Especially the chocolate, right? Definitely the chocolate. It’s the love expressed with the gift that matters. Love holds the...
by Ginger Harrington | Dec 4, 2016 | Enjoy Life Blog Posts, Faith, Family, Love God, Ministry
I am waiting for my daughter to come home. It is the waiting that has counted days. It is the waiting that comes with letting go of children. This year, God has taught me how to find joy in the waiting. Last January, my girl, a winsome, huge-hearted girl...
by Ginger Harrington | Sep 9, 2016 | Family, Military Life, Ministry
As a mom, I’ve honed the art of worrying about my kids. Twenty-three years of parenting and seven military moves have provided ample opportunity to raise my worry-skills to expert level. I’m not saying I’m proud of this–I’m simply...
by Ginger Harrington | Aug 25, 2016 | Enjoy Life Blog Posts, Family, Love God, On Writing
Timely Interruptions – Is there such a thing? A guest post from Cynthia Thomas Interruptions are inevitable. I plan to sleep from 11 – 7; my baby doesn’t. I plan to get to the mall in 20 minutes; traffic does not. I plan to spend 30 minutes doing Bible study; oh...
by Ginger Harrington | Aug 17, 2016 | Emotions, Family
The day you drop your child off at college can feel like stepping into another world—one where your heart swells with pride and aches with loss all at the same time. You’ve packed the car, moved boxes into a tiny dorm room, and hugged your student goodbye. Then, as...
by Ginger Harrington | Jun 28, 2016 | Enjoy Life Blog Posts, Family
I’m excited to share the writing of a good friend of mine this week. Melanie Redd is one of my sweet, talented blogging and speaking friends. She has been such an encouragement to me in a variety of ways. Everyone needs a friend like Melanie! Thanks to everyone...
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