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Passing the Baton We were on our feet, ready to begin cheering. Stationed around the track were several teams with four different runners on each team. The annual Halifax County Elementary School Olympics was underway. A school’s fastest runner is not always an honor roll student. In this way, the Elementary Olympics gives some students…
All you moms out there, this one is for you. I’m probably preaching to the choir, but even choir members need encouragement now and then. You still need commendation when you soar over the high notes and remain steady on the low notes. If you’re a mom, hang in there. Keep doing the right thing…
Cherry Pits and Piggy Banks The Boy He loved Pepsi, pancakes, cookies, and apple pie. He disliked naps, peas, and bedtime. Most definitely, he did not like church. In fact, he told us with a four-year-old’s directness that he hated church. He would say so every Saturday night and again on Sunday morning. “Why does…
The Art of Being a Mother Part 7 of 7 Writing Your Memoirs Everybody writes memoirs. Don’t think that only rich and famous people write memoirs. We all do. Yes, huh. A memoir (from French: mémoire: memoria, meaning memory or reminiscence) is a collection of memories that an individual writes about moments or events, both…
The Art of Being a Mother Part 6 of 7 A Mother’s Magnitude Things that measure magnitude. An earthquake, a star, and a mother. What do they have in common? Each of these has a magnitude or a “far-reaching effect.” In the past, an earthquake was measured on the Richter scale. It has been replaced by…
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