Being Mom means sacrifice. That’s a no-brainer. But when we ignore the unique mom that we were created to be, we cheat ourselves AND our kids. My second article at MightyMoms.club is addressed to moms of little ones, but, truthfully, those 5 tips are for ALL moms. You were beautifully and wonderfully made! Let your kids experience your gifts and […]
Moms: Celebrate the You that You Are–and Watch Your Child Benefit Read More »
Excited to announce my debut in writing for this wonderful website, MightyMoms. I have such compassion for moms of little ones. As a mom of 5 myself, there were days I wondered if any of us would survive to their adulthood. This article speaks to some of the tried and true tricks I learned over
10 Tried and True Toddler Activities–From a Mom Who’s Been There Read More »
How to start? Maybe… 25 years ago, he gave me a rocking chair… or… 7 days down, 267 to go… or… I’m afraid keeping this promise is going to kill me!
Celebrating 25 Years and Counting…One Mile at a Time Read More »
Jesus wept! Not what you usually expect to read around Christmas. Or on New Year’s. But honestly, Christ didn’t leave His glorious heaven and come to this earth as a baby because this world was easy.
I could write a post, but, today, I think this picture suffices: 15 years later, how you would caption the photo?
September 11, 2001: A Picture Worth a Thousand Words Read More »
My daughter asked it. “Mom, why is there a cloth sign tied around our tree?” Simple. Because I am now officially a tree hugger. See, we got a notice in the mail. From the City Forester.
As it’s April and I’m walking around the house with my coat on, I thought I’d post something I wrote a few years ago but never actually published. Will winter ever let go? On this drippy day, the words still seem to fit! Hope the words help you find some warmth! *** Cold! Wind! And of course,
When the winter’s been too long… and even the evergreens are brown! Read More »
It came to me unexpectedly–A gift I never expected.
The Most Memorable Walk–An Easter Story Read More »
It’s hard. Just sitting there, unable to make things happen, unable to change things, unable to move people or schedules or calendars. We live in an age where we can connect at anytime, any place — and yet suddenly we can’t connect with anyone at all.
They’re all off. Four in college and just one at home.
And then there was one… Read More »
