With the way things are going in this world, we desperately need to remember the hope of Easter! Here are a few resources for you to celebrate this important remembrance of our Savior's love for us this weekend! For younger kids: There's not much better for little ones that MIss Pattycake's …
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Easy Roasted Veggies
One of my goals in starting out with parenting was that ALL of my kids would eat broccoli. I'm happy to say, they ALL love this delicious roasted broccoli and other vegetables. Here's the quick and easy recipe! Ingredients: 2 heads of broccoli1 squash1/4 of a smal red oniongrape tomatoesOlive …
Why I don’t have to fear Coronavirus. Neither do you.
Every media and social outlet is talking about Covid-19 and its rapid spread across the globe. When I first wrote this post on March 13th, the CDC lists reported cases in 116 countries across the globe, and 1,215 cases confirmed in the United States with 36 deaths. Today, April 9, the United States …
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Penguin and Moose: The Power of Friendship
My three sons started a new school this past year and one of them, in particular, was terrified. "The kids are going to make fun of me. I know it." To be honest, it was a legitimate fear, as this son has dyslexia and has lived in fear of his peers finding out and making fun of him for a long time. …
My Dyslexic Son is a Hero
"I've never seen so much crying in football." Taken by surprise that the helmet and pads did little to protect against the pain of learning to hit for the first time, my 10 year old son, Ezra, struggled to push back the tears as time after time his teammates hits took him to the ground. All the …
