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a season brings lessons on how to serve others I did not consider what we were teaching our kids the Christmas we lived away from family. But there we were, stuck half-way between both sets of parents, and not able to leave the farm for Christmas. We would spend time with family later, but not…
Looking ahead As wives and mothers, choosing our spouse over our children is hard to do when our kids are small. When our kids are small, it’s so easy to focus on them, their needs, and their wants. After all, they can’t fend for themselves. Someone needs to diaper them, feed them, teach them to…
Not an apology Using the word “But,” in an apology makes it null and void. When we use the word BUT, we’re not really apologizing. Giving a true apology doesn’t come naturally. Politicians are not the only ones who are good at avoiding issues and deflecting blame on others. This practice is old – 6,000-plus…
Lessons in Responsibility Lack of responsibility was the farthest thing from my mind when I heard the thud of Dave’s feet as he came across the porch. I had no idea we were about to embark on a lesson in responsibility when the front door opened and Dave marched two little guys inside. One look…
A new fruit The pomegranates I brought to the kids’ class I teach on Wednesday evenings were a fascination all evening long. The kids had never seen this fruit, and they wanted to touch and handle the pomegranates. They kept asking me about “those things” during the entire lesson. I had also brought grapes, but…
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