There is truly something very special that happens in our hearts as we approach the holiday season – something that creates those ‘good’ feelings, reflecting on our blessings and how grateful we are. But for many, feelings of emptiness try…
Our family in 2003, right after we adopted Kolya. From left to right in back: Erica (12), Anne (18), Jill, Mark, Evan (16). From left to right in front: Austin (7), Kolya (9) (ages at time of our adoption).
Depression in the Later Years: How to Help an Aging Loved One Cope
I have been thinking about the little things in my life lately, those things that bring me joy, brighten my day or put that spring in my step. I consider myself a rather simple gal, I do not care much…
This summer as our family traveled in our RV on vacation, my husband and I listened to Tony Dungy’s book, “Quiet Strength: The Principles, Practices, and Priorities of a Winning Life” on CD. While I am not a huge football…
Well, more specifically a Doodle lover and saying that is even more unbelievable! If you knew me 5 years ago you would have a hard time believing it to be true – I was only a cat lover. Yes, it’s…
Summertime is coming to an end! Before we know it we will notice the leaves changing color, the weather will get colder and the nights will arrive sooner!
Now that I am back into a somewhat normal schedule, I thought I would get back in the groove by sharing some great articles I stumbled across this past week. I am sure you will love them too!
Recently I had the privilege of chatting with Lisa Byrne of The WellGrounded Life about life as a mom and how she supports and inspires busy moms to take care of themselves so they can be there for their families. …
