As a child I remember knowing clearly that there were two types of adults. There were those who tolerated my presence, put up with my questions and generally acted as though they’d be perfectly happy if I didn’t require anything … Continue reading →
My husband taught our granddaughter to feel the wind when she was only six months old. Now that she is almost two, we no longer have to tell her to do it. When she knows the wind is blowing, she … Continue reading →
Yesterday was Father’s Day, but it wasn’t a happy day for everyone. Some spent the day wishing they still had their dad with them. Others have distanced themselves from their father for their own emotional well-being. Few things are as … Continue reading →
Time flies, doesn’t it? We all get busy with deadlines, appointments, assignments, holidays, weekend activities, and the routine daily chores of living and how often do we miss something important? I am guilty as charged, missing deadlines by a day … Continue reading →
As a baseball fan, you’d love to take your kids to the ball park, but the thought of keeping your little ones in a confined space for three hours is daunting. Will they be bored? Whiney? Will it be a … Continue reading →
Yesterday a comment made by my son caught me mid-kitchen. “I just want something happy. There is too much sad stuff happening these days.” Plate in hand, water dripping, floor unswept, I paused before responding because I knew this wasn’t … Continue reading →