RIG Connect Pop Up
We’re so excited to announce our second Rocking It Grand Connect Pop Up! Our goal at Rocking It Grand is to connect with other women who are committed to loving and leading the next generation. Our RIG Connect event is
Wednesday Word: Influence
Hey RIG family. Wednesday’s word is influence. It gets a lot of generic use in our culture. Today, however, I’m thinking specifically about the influence we want to have with family and friends to encourage them to build their lives
Wednesday Word
Our word for Wednesday is work, (and it’s a good word!) Would you say you have a healthy mentality about work? Yes, no, not sure? Let’s chat… Harvest 2024 has kicked off here at Tomlinson Farms. I took some lunch
Milling Around with Chrys and Shellie
Shellie here, and I want to start with a bit of disclaimer. I’ve not been in the milling life for long, but I am all in. I can’t see myself ever going back to eating or serving “dead bread” to
Disappearing Cheese Crisps
Are you in the sourdough camp? Then you must give my cheese crisps a try. These two ingredient crisps (using discard or active starter) are so versatile! Experiment with your favorite seasonings and toppings. Or use the same recipe and
Motivational Monday
A good bit of attention has been given to the word character in the last few decades. It seems the world has decided that character doesn’t really count in such areas as politics, entertainment, and media. But the Bible makes
Special Episode
Surprised? You may be wondering what we’re doing dropping a podcast episode in the middle of our regular summer break. It’s simple! We had an opportunity to visit with the very talented and passionate Danny Gokey! We so enjoyed our
A Wednesday Word
Let’s talk about dependability. It’s not a flashy word, and it can feel like an ancient idea in 2024, but it’s a valuable character trait our kids and grandkids need to succeed in life, and it must be modeled for
Living Legacy
Shellie here, with a good Word for Wednesday. Chrys and I talk a lot about legacy living. We believe we all have the potential to live out our faith in ways that mark our generations. Here’s a story for illustration. Early
Keggie Dog
A conversation with four-year-old Kennedy Lee, quoted verbatim. Kenny, “I’m gonna call you Keggie Dog.”Me, “What? I don’t want to be Keggie Dog!”Kenny, “Ok, then, you can be Skunk Keggie.”Me: “I don’t want to be Skunk Keggie, either!”Kenny, “You gotta