Toe Cleavage – Visibly Gracious
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In a world where class-less audacity occasionally speaks volumes, I occasionally find myself feeling surprised at the gracious eloquence of a moment in time… My children amazed me last night. … Continue…
Category Archives: Home School
Stop.The.Press.
It’s a Facebook Moment - has been released. Front and back – the book is a reveal of what happens on facebook, in the blog, and wherever we’re laughing at the moment. Oh, there’s more than just laughs in there, we included some basic mommy moments, excitement, thrills, and a few adventures. You won’t want to miss this book, now available at Amazon.com Just click on the cover! … Continue…
Poke –
When my recent high school graduate, writer, almost adult son was a little boy, he needed almost constant contact. Frequent hugs, hand holding, lap sitting, and loving was the norm, and he just couldn’t hardly stand it when I was busy with a client and he couldn’t climb onto my lap and just ‘hold me’ while I worked.
Dental Memories
Over the past several days, I’ve been regaled by the tales of a dimpled red headed little boy’s oral campaign to abscond with the tooth fairies riches, via his mother’s facebook status updates. These reminded me of my own experience with a brave little soldier and his experience with the dental goddess…
An Accomplished Not-So-Empty Nest
There’s something miraculous about having your youngest child graduating from high school. It isn’t the usual concept of facing an empty nest… I don’t feel like my nest is going to be ‘empty’ any time soon. But there is a definite feeling that I’ve accomplished something of importance, something of value, something that isn’t yet recognized, but will be forever in existence. The joy of watching four miracles grow from dirty diapers to (shhhh) dirty jokes and then move beyond the silliness of puberty to something resembling adulthood. I’m reminded that pride
Brutal Honesty & Marketing Dilemmas Worth Solving
“You have to find something that you love enough to be able to take risks, jump over the hurdles and break through the brick walls that are always going to be placed in front of you. If you don’t have that kind of feeling for what it is you’re doing, you’ll stop at the first giant hurdle.” — George Lucas