A family is a close-knit unit. As such there should be a sense of unity, a certain team spirit, if you will. But family unity does not happen on its own. It’s nurtured, grown, and fought for. So how does … Continue reading →
Fruit is an amazing thing. It takes on almost every conceivable size, color, texture, and taste. Fruit can be large or small; red, blue, yellow, green, or any combination; pitted or smooth; and sweet, tart, juicy, or tangy. But for … Continue reading →
In Part I of this post on September 7, we talked about some of the dangers you and your children need to be aware of before you give them a cell phone. These include a lack of privacy and dangers … Continue reading →
Continuing our series of posts on foster care, I’ve decided to interview a couple of carers about their decision to welcome a child (or children) into their home. Today’s interview is with Kally (not her real name). Kally lives in … Continue reading →
My mom will be 94 next week. Her heart’s desire has been to stay in the home my father built for her 65 years ago. She is mentally alert and loves being in her home, but recent falls which resulted … Continue reading →
If a dog is called man’s best friend, then perhaps it follows that a puppy could become a child’s best friend. But not all puppies are alike, and even more so, the dogs they grow up to be. Finding a good match between … Continue reading →