Birthday Parties
A typical question in my house when my children have been invited to a birthday party is, “where is the party taking place?” Do you hear that question too? This question points once… Continue reading
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Entrust Your Loved Ones to Me
Have you ever sent your child out the door crying? We watched one of our daughter leave for youth group last night a little fearful because she knew a lot of her friends… Continue reading
Will You Pray For Me?
Have you ever asked someone, “Will you pray for me?” How often do we ask our children to pray for us? Do we tell our children about the needs of others? (If you think… Continue reading
Tic-Tac-Toe, Geometry, and Pick Up Sticks
So my sweet Katie had a birthday this past week and my other daughter took her to lunch and to paint pottery. It was so awesome to see two sisters talking over lunch… Continue reading
I Can’t Sleep
Another post about bedtime……. I am so ready for some quiet time the moment I say goodnight to my children!!!! What happens when one of your children announces, “I cannot fall asleep”! I… Continue reading
A New Perspective
A child is moved by a sense of urgency, a selfish motivation or a habit. It is often confusing for a child to understand why they do what they do. We often do… Continue reading
Mom!!!!!!!!
Do you ever wish your children didn’t know your name? I had one of those days! Every time someone said “Mom” , I just wanted to act as if I didn’t hear them.… Continue reading
Will My Friend Go To Heaven?
I often find myself looking around my house for the next project to accomplish. I will run from room to room picking up the same toy for the 4th time any given day.… Continue reading
Can I Get A Drink?
Sometimes little things are a big deal. For example… We are at a restaurant, I ask myself, “Do you really want to add $14 to my bill before I order any food???” (7… Continue reading
Sleepover at a friends = short chat
After our children come home from a sleepover at a friend’s house, we have found it interesting to talk about what may have come up in conversation. I remember a sleepover when I was… Continue reading