Lasts….
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I’ve had a lot of them this year. Last high school soccer game for my daughter. Last high school track meet for my son. Last month
scattered kernels
…those thoughts about life that spin like wheels in my head — and hopefully don’t run me over…
From Kindergarten to Graduating Seniors in a Blink of an Eye
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Okay–I just can’t resist! In honor of my twins’ last day of high school today, here they are as kindergartners: and then again as
Winning the Ultimate Competition
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I hate sports. For all those out there who just gasped, my family included, I apologize. But I just have to say, I really hate
Saying Goodbye…
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Think Marley and Me….Only a Golden. Like AirBud. And Shadow from Homeward Bound. But more beautiful. More loyal. And smarter. And sneakier. (On account of
My Abusive Relationship with Technology — It’s Enough to Make Your Blood Boil
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I had a fight with Siri today. Ok, to be truthful, it isn’t the first time. Just proves, once more, my abusive relationship with technology.
Taking a Breather…
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This summer, a one-liner ad for Starbucks promised, “15-minute vacations.” Brilliant! My favorite “1 teabag, venti chai tea misto, non-fat, no-foam and 7 equals” has
“Just” Berries
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It’s one of our favorite family traditions, dating back to our honeymoon twenty-some years ago in Door County when we went looking for cherries. We
Where’ve You Been?
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You know you’ve come face to face with your kids’ growing up when they start to nag YOU about getting your work done…not the other
A letter to my graduating daughter…
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(read at her final high school varsity soccer banquet) It seems so long ago and yet just yesterday when we held you in our arms
Elizabeth Daghfal
A mother of 5 and a wife of 28+ years, Elizabeth never seems to run out of ideas for "pen and paper" fodder. Between her "not-there-yet" mistakes and her "scattered kernels," that keep her mind reeling, she loves the chance to share what the Lord is teaching her as a parent, spouse, and individual...Truly loved by Christ as she is, but changed daily by His grace...
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