The Girl Behind the Blog

Welcome!

It’s so nice to see you here. I’m Rebekah.

Asked to describe myself in three words, I would probably choose Jesus-lover, dreamer, and beauty-seeker. {Hyphenations count, right?} Unfortunately, that still leaves the bio-seeker with a bit to be desired. I am a wife, married for just over a year to my best friend, the one I love. I am a dancer and a dance teacher. I am a child, a sister, a friend. A collector, of teacups and books. {So many books!} I like to sing, to cook, to write, to create. I could happily live on a diet of chocolate, fruit, and sweet tea. My heart longs to be back in India, with the children that I love.

I married Michael, my best friend, the one whom my soul loves,  in July of 2010, and my life has been sweeter ever since. There’s nothing I love more than being with him.

I am not homeschooling, as we don’t have children, but both Michael and I were homeschooled. In fact, homeschooling is still a huge part of our lives, as we’re the registration coordinators for our state’s annual convention.

After over a year of work on our house, it’s almost completely renovated. There’s still some work to do, but most of the major things are checked off the list – and I have a kitchen sink! Now I’m looking forward to being able to devote more resources to our yard next spring.

Honey and Cheese is my little nook where I share my ramblings, Jesus-lessons, and small bits of beauty I stumble upon (which I also share on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest). I also desire to encourage stay-at-home daughters through A Lady in Waiting.

And, just in case you’re just as good at procrastinating real life as I am (dishes? who needs to do dishes?), here are a few random snippets about me that will either entice you to keep coming back to see what I share next, or make you want to run away as fast as you possibly can.

  • I’ve been to India six times, Singapore twice, and to Canada and Venezuela one time each. I’ve seen the insides of airports in several more countries, but that doesn’t really count.
  • I don’t like shoes.
  • I’m currently barefoot.
  • If So You Think You Can Dance ever had an audition in my neck o’ the woods, you can bet I’ll be there.
  • I might even audition for American Idol if they’re ever around here.
  • My talents with a musical instrument are limited at best, but I do love (playing at) playing the piano and the cello
  • I start a lot of sentences with “and.”
  • I could drink sweet tea by the gallon.
  • I have a large collection of children’s books.
  • I’m learning how to turn scribblings and doodles into bonafide journaling.
  • My life revolves around Jesus. I talk to Him frequently throughout the day and you just might hear me talking about Him here on this little blog.
  • You can read my opening post on Honey and Cheese here.

7 Responses to “The Girl Behind the Blog”

  • cute blog! thanks for stopping by mine! i love going barefoot, books, and Jesus too! but not necessarily in that order. :)

  • Judy Bradley:

    You sound like my kind of friend! We have many similarities and your house adventure sounds like great fun (and a lot of work!). Good luck with it all. I also collect teapots, and books, and books, and even cookbooks! I wish you much happiness in your new marriage – may it be “new” to you two always! I am at the other end of the spectrum – I am a grandma living alone (kinda like it!) but I really miss having a big ol house with lots of character and the acres to mow (or not!). I have been kinda looking at a place online out in the Olympic Peninsula in WA. I have made two trips out to that area and love it and the scenery is fantastic!! I am a big Twilight fan so I went out there for Stephenie Meyer Day & fell in love with the area. Good luck with the blog too. It is a good idea!

  • Joy:

    I hope you have graduated from the bath sink for dish washing. I had no kitchen cabinets, sink or anything for 6 weeks & did the dishes on the porch in a bucket! It was worth the wait.

    I envy your travels ~ do all you can while you are able. I hope you keep blogging as your style is enjoyable.

    • {Honey and Cheese}:

      Yes, we have! (I guess I need to update this page. :) ). Someone blessed us with a utility sink about 3 months after we got married. It’s been fabulous! And in about three more weeks we should have my new apron-front sink installed.

  • hey it’s great to meet you! You stopped by my blog fro the Relevant link up!! I would love to hear your encouragement for homeschooling! Today is my 1st day ever!! My son is in 4th!

    You asked about the Flamingo. YEs. There is a story. This is a link from my personal blog but after reading it I realized it needed updated. http://www.1crazyjourney.com/2008/09/introducing-flamingo-mama.html

    Can’t wait to meet you in October

  • I’ve never heard the term “stay at home daughter” – LOL Now I’m off to Google that!

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