There was a time, not so long ago that crafts were a regular part of our day around here. We made jewelry and picture frames and simple clay pots. I can't draw worth a lick, but I can glue pre-cut shapes like a boss. So when I had three under six all home with me, we crafted... a lot. Now, with ... Read More about Crafts for Kids=Early Release Relief for Moms
A Change in Perspective: A Follow-Up
About a year ago I wrote a post here about how change is hard for both the agents of change and those who live it. I was smack in the middle of a theoretical throw down at work with a group of concerned and anxious parents. I said then that I would not give airtime to the ones who made it personal. ... Read More about A Change in Perspective: A Follow-Up
Defending iCommunication
I sent this birthday text to a friend. She's not on Facebook (I know, the horror!) but she does have an iPhone (finally!) so I can send her a message to let her know I'm thinking about her as I do every time the calendar flips to her day. It may seem impersonal. I mean, if I was a real friend I'd ... Read More about Defending iCommunication
A Different Kind of #SpiritDay
Funny story. A few weeks ago we had a block party and The Husband got into a conversation with our neighbor across the street from us. He's a very cool guy who lives with his husband and while we have waved and sometimes chit-chatted, we don't have much of a relationship. We always just assumed it's ... Read More about A Different Kind of #SpiritDay
Parenting Lessons…in Driver’s Ed?
This weekend The Girl and I attended a safe driving class at a Toyota Dealership. I know, she's young, but the opportunity presented itself and it seemed right so we went. I argued that she's still young enough to listen to me, so I better strike while the iron is hot. She resisted so much that I ... Read More about Parenting Lessons…in Driver’s Ed?
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