One of the interesting things about discussing modest clothing is how each person has their own idea of what that means. For one person it means being covered, but wearing pants while another only wears dresses. We are each on our own path and we must give each other room.
With 4 daughters, I have had many treasured discussions about how our bodies change in our teen years, how they blossom into young womanhood. I wanted my girls to feel prepared for the new experiences, the emotions, the lifestyle shift.
I am so excited to be hosting a HUGE Valentine’s Day link party with 8 other bloggers! Starting next Monday, the 28th, you can add your Valentine’s Day projects and you will be seen on all 9 of our blogs.
Knowing what looks good on you is important no matter what your size. But when you’re a bigger gal and you only wear longer dresses, you don’t show your cleavage or your upper arms or your curves….finding things to look good can be monumental!
I just love my bedroom. It’s my place to getaway and relax at the end of a long, hard day. Or an easy day….either works.
I have been really looking forward to the start of our new series, Embracing Modesty for Women of All Ages. My four daughters and I are careful to be modest and feminine, but we don’t sacrifice style and fun.
In going back over my old posts, I realized that I never showed you a BIG project we did last summer. How could I have missed it?! It is probably my favorite project of the year.
I found this under the lid of the cake plate when I was lifting it down from its place high on a shelf. She said she wrote it one day when there was only one slice of cake left and the boys were trying to figure out who gets it.
I’ve been evaluating the past year and making decisions for 2013. I thought it would be fun to look back on my most popular posts of the year and see what you all have been the most interested in.
Merry Christmas from all of us here at the Point! And a very happy New Year.