There’s a “me” I’m worried my kids will never know, and sometimes the thought breaks my heart.
If they had seen me during a work trip in Los Angeles last week...
A few weeks ago, my daughter went on a campus visit to the college she hopes to attend next Fall. Watching her take these steps toward her future has given me reason to think over how my...
Among all the things we considered when moving from Oregon to Texas, we never fully recognized how hard it would be to come home and visit. Isn’t that odd?
We were focused on what the...
My family is more than four months in to this temporary situation of living apart – my husband in Chicago during the week, the kids and I in Houston. There are many things about our...
It happens often when I mention my 17yo daughter to a stranger or someone I’m just getting to know, they ask in genuine surprise, “Are you old enough to have a senior in high...
Over the past month, I’ve been using an iPhone app called Marble Jar to encourage my 4yo son to adopt more age-appropriate responsibilities.
The efficiency of the app has depended on...
For last week’s Wordless Wednesday, I snapped a picture of mixed-up LEGO minifigures that I found lined up by my son on the dining room table. Today, I stumbled upon another funny...
The scripture says: “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” (Proverbs 22:6)
We’re in the midst of many types of...
{I love how my son takes bits and pieces from his LEGO minifigures and mixes them all up! Can you guess who some of these people are supposed to be?}
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