My husband and I kept a watchful eye as our daughter examined her new baby brother. We had read all of the books and articles about sibling rivalry. We had gotten advice from parents of multiple children.
Category: reflecting
The Zen of “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo”
With this keen understanding of how to help people better know themselves, Marie Kondo’s career has become legend.
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No Time for Toys
So, what does a preschool age child do in the care of two grandparents all day?
Now that I think back on it, quite a lot.
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Our War Is from Within
The war is not fought against unknown invaders or foreigners
The war is here, it is us.
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Dog Poop Bags and Memorials: This Post Is about ME
The current trends in narcissism defy the natural half-life, almost like the collecting horcruxes.
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The Beauty of Miss Shoff
My mom took me into the classroom, and right away my senses took in:
1) the smell of paste,
2) the miniature furniture, and
3) my beautiful teacher.
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My Friend, Flicker, a Woodpecker Rescue Story
The bird looked so odd, like a kid hanging by one leg from the monkey bars, not knowing whether to pull himself up or let himself fall down, in order to change his status.
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Fourth of July Memories
Why would you want to shoot a cap gun?
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You Can Survive (and Thrive) on a Vacation Off-the-grid
It was warm and sunny during the day, and cool at night. We didn’t need heat or air conditioning. This is a huge energy saver.
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The Bullies Among Us: We’ve Lost Respect for Everyone
Why are we so ready to challenge anyone who volunteers to share their experience?
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What Does Facebook Owe You?
The stock’s value fell about 14% between Monday and Friday, following news that Facebook had suspended Cambridge Analytica for data use violations.
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If You’re Afraid to Reveal Your Values on Social Media, Why Are You on Social Media?
I get it – you don’t want to offend your friends, relatives, or neighbors. Is that really good enough?
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Young, Vital, and International
Being around these students gave me energy and enthusiasm.
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Seeing Double and Other Human Gifts
If you ever need honesty, ask a little one.
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30 Days of Health and Contentment: Day 30, When Pruning, Be Careful Where You Cut
I was sad to lose her, and the shop, and all the wisdom that went with her and with Louis.
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30 Days of Health and Contentment: Day 23, Stay Positive!
I know many forty, fifty, and sixty year-olds who lack the ability to speak about our current U.S. president with the tolerance that these two women do.
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30 Days of Health and Contentment: Day 9
Make good choices, instead of using substances (including foods) to find peace.
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30 Days of Health and Contentment: Day 4, Meditation, and a Wheatberry Salad Recipe
How could I forego the first day’s exercise plan with that wonderful feedback?
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Here’s to Your Happy 2018: 30 Days of Health and Contentment
Every effort is a success in itself!
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Remains of the Day (After). A Christmas Story
Today feels like the real gift.
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Remembering the Children and Their Teachers
Bustling around getting ready for the holidays and this post stopped me in my tracks. Read this post on YASHICA PENTAMATIC FANATIC The children and their teachers… DECEMBER 14, 2017YASHICACHRIS Sandy Hook Elementary School Forever in our hearts. Please pause today and remember. Reflect. Take stock. Love your family. Protect the children. Do something America….
