Well, You’re Home Now
You’re home now. I say the expression to a teen wearied from stress and difficult social interactions. I say the expression to my middle schooler
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You’re home now. I say the expression to a teen wearied from stress and difficult social interactions. I say the expression to my middle schooler
When in distress, I wonder where we look for help. Today I love the encouragement to look to the Lord and His strength and to
If you’ve never considered how your punctuation marks advance arguments and create emotion in themselves, let me delight you. Let me change your life. Let
Last night, I ventured out in the cold with my husband to stand in line for Winter Jam seats alongside thousands of teens with their
I’m excited to read this new book by my favorite educator Parker Palmer. It’s called The Courage Way: Leading and Living with Integrity. In the
Today we lose our tree! The tree experts explained how the tree wouldn’t survive; it needed to come down. We realize how this tree–this witness
I stand at the kitchen window, as I always do, in the late afternoon. Today, the wind blows the snow off the tree limbs, and
Today I remember the blessing of helpful people. I thought of what characterizes such people: Helpful people live ready to assist. They reserve the energy,
Tomorrow afternoon, I provide a guest lecture in a Bio-behavioral Health class on the story of our Neighborhood Fitness Group and our Walk to School
In case you need some menu planning on this cold, winter, day, I present to you the menu for the week based on the recommendation