Michigan – Red Tent Living

“I like where you are going with this…”

By: redtentwomen December 5, 2013September 17, 2015

Day to DayComfort, Food Addiction, Funeral, Jesus, Michelle Reineck, Michigan, Ohio, Toledo Ohio12 Comments

Last week my husband’s younger brother, Paul, died of cancer.

Bethany’s Thanksgiving Playlist

By: redtentwomen November 26, 2013September 17, 2015

ArtBethany Cabell, Gratitude, Holiday, Jesus, Michigan, Playlist, Texas, Thanksgiving1 Comment

Sometimes it feels like Thanksgiving gets overlooked on our way to Christmas.

Falling Beauty

By: redtentwomen October 25, 2013September 18, 2015

The HomeAutumn, Beauty, Bethany Cabell, Fall, Fall Decorating, God, Jesus, Michigan, Remembering, Texas, Tree3 Comments

The crispness of that October morning swiftly reminded me that I was no longer in Texas.

This “Pioneer Woman” Turns 50

By: redtentwomen October 9, 2013September 22, 2015

Day to Day, TravelDeanna Sturgeon, Dreams, Family, Home, Jesus, Marriage, Michigan, Seasons, Turning 505 Comments

I’ve been reflecting lately how over the years I’ve felt like a pioneer woman.

Bolus of Change

I’ve had a bolus of change in my life with a consistent dosing over the last year that has not always felt beneficial.

Fall comes slowly—the temperature begins to drop ever so slightly, the days feel a bit shorter, and one leaf turning color becomes more leaves turning as the trees begin the process of a slow, beautiful death.

Ripe Berries, Hope and Jam

By: redtentwomen August 9, 2013September 22, 2015

Day to Day, Recipesblackberries, freezer jam, Fruit preserves, Michigan, Parent-in-law, Pectin, raspberries, Refrigerator, Sugar, Texas, Tracy Johnson7 Comments

The first time my mother in law came to visit us she brought “freezer jam” with her, strawberry freezer jam.

The Art of Establishing Hydrangeas

By: redtentwomen August 1, 2013September 22, 2015

GardeningAugust, Garden, Hydrangea, Hydrangeas, Katy Johnson, Michigan, Philadelphia, Shrub, Soil, Summer2 Comments

Around the edge of our house, in the side garden, there rests a weatherworn fence. And lounging against this fence you’ll find two hydrangea bushes.

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