About stargardener
Stargardener delights in her country gardens and recently incorporated her artsy, creative side with her professional experience (in business management and personal development) and sows seeds of inspiration in her online gardens ... Connect with her on Twitter: @stargardener @rightbrainplan as well as stopping by The Star Garden:Website: http://www.thestargarden.com
Posts by stargardener
If His Burden is Light …
By stargardener on November 23, 2009
“What in the world am I carrying??”
I still vividly remember the steamy Spring afternoon — sitting in my minivan, parked and watching my sons practice baseball — I read a devotional based on Matthew 11:28-30. Things like trusting God, {read more}
By stargardener on November 23, 2009
A Tapestry of Grace
By stargardener on November 18, 2009
Ever have this aha-moment: “Wow! I have received an answer to a prayer I never dared to share!” Perhaps it was something h-u-g-e or simply something you tucked away because you declared it impossible — or so far ahead in the distance, that you {read more}
By stargardener on November 18, 2009
Jesus Take the Wheel
By stargardener on October 28, 2009
Are you tired? Worn out? Come to Me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. ~Matthew 11:28
Most of us screech on to the open road of a day’s activities without a map — or even a thought regarding what we actually have time to accomplish. {read more}
By stargardener on October 28, 2009
Friends and Rainy Days
By stargardener on October 16, 2009
It is perhaps the most humbling reality of this world to be blessed with friends who come alongside. Said friends dance with you, cry with you, confront you and prove to be closer than family (and sometimes less complicated!) as they are close-in-heart.
And {read more}
By stargardener on October 16, 2009
Quick Tips for Mapping Your Schedule Solutions
By stargardener on April 27, 2009
When life gets busy or change starts calling our number, we default to “getting by” mode. Which is typically not a productive mode!
Thus, we need to shift from “getting by” to back-on-track, and in the direction of our dreams! {read more}
By stargardener on April 27, 2009
Letting Go and Holding On
By stargardener on April 21, 2009
It has been said that life events occur in threes. Apparently that is the case for me regarding the crafting of family memory books. I am in the midst of organizing my photos as well as sending selected photos to my daughter as she compiles her scrapbooks {read more}
By stargardener on April 21, 2009
Spreading Our Wings (Once The Nest is Empty)
By stargardener on March 7, 2009
Photo Credit: DrGBB
Spreading Our Wings (Once The Nest is Empty)
When our babies come into our lives, we are mesmerized. We become so head-over-heels in love we hardly know what to do! We coo and smile and hold them tight — and it soon becomes difficult {read more}
By stargardener on March 7, 2009
The Good, Bad and Ugly of a Home Office
By stargardener on February 20, 2009
The Good, Bad and Ugly of a Home Office
Working from home has afforded me the gift and opportunity of making memories as well as home educating my three children. It also accommodates the variable of my health. (An unpredictable adventure since I was {read more}
By stargardener on February 20, 2009
Intention — Not Obsession
By stargardener on November 14, 2008
Having experienced the good, bad, and ugly I consider myself an expert when it come to home school management. Given said experience, I can safely assume you have endured live performances of “Should” in your head; he is lead vocalist for a heavy {read more}
By stargardener on November 14, 2008

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