– Over the last couple of weeks I’ve gotten a several emails asking about this year’s Christmas Tour of Homes. Nester is hosting the tour again this year, and she even has a sassy blog button you can use:

Mark your calendars for December 13th!
– Normally I’m reluctant to try new recipes for Thanksgiving. There are certain dishes that the people in our family expect to eat, and it’s best not to deviate from the norm. Tradition usually prevails.
But this year I tried a new squash casserole recipe that you actually make in the crockpot, and OH MY WORD MY LIFE WILL NEVER BE THE SAME. Because it is divine.
Here’s the recipe if you’d like to try it.
– Looking for a beautifully written Advent resource?
Well, I have two to share.
TWO!
First, Ann Voskamp – who, for the record, puts words together like no other – has written an absolutely wonderful (and free!) Jesse Tree Advent Devotional Book. Nancy Rodden contributed gorgeous illustrations. Click here for download instructions.
Second, sweet Angela Cottrell has written a series of Advent devotions for her church. The devotions are rich and wise and perfect for all ages. You can find them here.
– A Very Merry Neighborly Christmas Concert with Dave Barnes and Drew Holcomb? Why, yes. I believe I will. And if they’re playing in your neck of the woods, you can, too.
– Our friend Shaun sings and speaks all over the world on behalf of Compassion International. He doesn’t sing and speak because he wants to be famous. He sings and speaks so that hopefully the people who listen to him will decide to release a child from poverty in Jesus’ name.
Shaun’s an incredibly gifted songwriter, and he’s currently raising money to record a new album. Here’s why.
And if you’re interested in helping Shaun make his new record, here’s how.
Wah?? An advent calendar from Ann Voskamp? For free? That is awesomeness. Thanks for the link.
I was wondering about the Christmas Tour Of Homes yesterday. Awesome.
Thanks, Sophie. And how did I miss free stuff from Ann? Thanks for the link!
i’m going to see drew & ellie & dave TOMORROW NIGHT!
and I CAN’T WAIT!
whoot!
xo
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Put pork bake in crock-pot for a good 8 hours. take away and let cool. Shred pork by hand removing any excess fat. Drain Crock-Pot. Return pork roast on a low heat. Add remaining ingredient and stir until well mixed. Serve on cheap buns.