Well, for the second time. The first time we got married according to the laws of Mexico in a civil ceremony in front of a judge. We were ...

Tomorrow is Abraham's and my church wedding. Finally! As anyone who has ever gotten married in a ceremony probably knows, there are so...

Friday the children cleaned out their desks, scrubbed stickers (and germs) off the tops, and loaded their back packs with a year's accum...

Last Thursday evening, after many months of hard work, all the students of PCS performed their spring concert, entitled The Root Beer Barrel...

Not that I recommend the movie of almost the same title, but it did seem an appropriate title for this blog. We've got a lot going on h...

He is risen! He is risen indeed! I hope you had a truly blessed Easter and took the time to remember all that Good Friday and Easter mean. ...

Last week I read aloud the story of the Little Red Hen to my students. We're starting to talk about chickens since, I suppose, they so...

I am finding out, like all brides before me, just how many details go into planning a wedding. And this is a simple wedding! - and many pe...

Abraham and I have to wait until the certified copy of my birth certificate, complete with apostil (or something like that?) comes to Mexico...

On Sunday, Feb. 15th, we went to Huejotzingo as we normally do. Abraham and I walked around the neighborhood knocking on doors and inviting...