Are You Raising a Wimp?
Ever hear the story of the bully who kicked sand in the wimp’s face? Or maybe you’re familiar with Diary of a Wimpy Kid, a popular book series and movie in 2010. No one likes to be called a wimp. … Continue reading →
Gratitude Saturday
I am declaring today as my gratitude Saturday. First because I am grateful that my memory kicked in so I could post here on time and secondly just because this is the day The Lord has made. How do we … Continue reading →
New Ways to Teach Familiar Lessons
Having taught Sunday school for more than twenty years now, I want to keep not only my students, but my own children and myself engaged when discussing a familiar or seasonal Biblical event. One of the greatest compliments I received … Continue reading →
Knowing where to find hope…
Hope. It’s a theme I look for when I read and something I try to include in everything I write.I think it’s because there is that deep and silent longing inside me that pulls me from the daily step of … Continue reading →
I’m No Super Mom
Her short, honey blonde bob swayed back and forth as she skipped down the hallway toward her preschool classroom. Fully equipped with a purple, patent-leather, Beauty and the Beast backpack, she greeted her teacher with a dimpled smile and her brown-eyed twinkle. But, on the … Continue reading →
Disciplining with Nonverbal Cues
Ever feel like you’re talking to a brick wall when it comes to disciplining your kids? Does it seem like nothing you say is heard or obeyed? Maybe it’s time to come up with a different discipline strategy. If you’re … Continue reading →