I am great for dreaming up exciting adventures and educational activities that my kids will enjoy. Unfortunately, like most busy mothers, the logistics of making my ideas reality does not happen as often as I would like. In this season of making resolutions, I am reminded it is not the Read more…
Sitting down to supper on Black Friday I was exhausted, and I hadn’t even gone bargain hunting! As soon as I collapsed into the chair, my son tried to start a conversation on a topic in which I knew he had no interest. When challenged, he admitted that he only Read more…
A few weeks ago, I was shopping at a strip mall. Behind schedule and with multiple stops still to make I was hurrying as fast as I could. When I was stopped dead in my tracts by the loud voices of two women carrying across the parking lot. Appearing to Read more…
This week is Invisible Illness Awareness Week. As a long-term sufferer of several invisible illnesses, this is a topic very near and dear to my heart. Invisible illnesses now affects around half of the American population, touching the lives of every individual in some way or another. “As an Amazon Read more…
As a child we meet the world around us with an openness and curiosity, lacking any judgment of others, and often open to new ideas and appreciation of others uniqueness. But as we grow, we start to notice little things like looks, comments or reactions and doubt who we are Read more…
Be My Valentine With the coming of February our thoughts often drift to Valentine’s Day and visions of romance. For some these thoughts are along the lines of lovers and romantic dinners complete with roses and enticing boxes of chocolates. While for others these thoughts bring sorrow missing a past Read more…
5 ways to connect to our children: and why it’s important Sometimes the daily responsibilities of caring for our children, from feeding them to keeping them in clean clothes, keeps us so busy that we fail to take the time to get to know them. Then one day, we blink Read more…
