Learning to Say No
I’m a people pleaser. There. It’s out. I want people to like me and I sometimes say yes to things I should say no to just because I don’t want to hurt someone’s feelings or I’m afraid something won’t get … Continue reading →
Linda McQuinn Carlblom
Insomnia? Take a Dose of Quiet
Today’s world is noisy. Between people talking, radios, TV, computers, iPods, and cell phones, it’s no wonder we sometimes want out of the rat race. Where can we find quiet? Or does it even matter? I believe it does. Our … Continue reading →
A Simpler Easter
It seems every holiday, these days, comes complete with craft ideas, gift ideas, Pinterest boards, and plenty of suggestions for how to celebrate. It can be overwhelming! Most people are just trying to figure out how to get laundry done, … Continue reading →
Teaching Children to Use a Softer Voice
One thing I’ve noticed in recent years is that some children seem to have only one volume setting when they speak. Loud. Or maybe that’s not fair. Some have three volumes. Loud, louder, and loudest. I’m not sure why that … Continue reading →
11 Tips for Sharing Your Home with Married Childen
It happens to a majority of parents. When the kids grow up, they get married and return to live with you for a time. It may be just for a few weeks, several months, or even years. My son and … Continue reading →
My Life as a Writer–Or Not
Honestly, I feel a little guilty about that title. Because lately, I don’t feel much like a writer. But several of the authors on this blog agreed to share their writing routine just so people would know what it’s like … Continue reading →