On Facebook yesterday, I nominated MYSELF for a “FUN MOM Alert.” It’s something that I usually write in the comments section, under OTHER moms’ photos or posts on Facebook, when I see that they are clearly doing something FUN with their children. I just simply write “Fun Mom Alert” and leave it at that. Yesterday was one of those days for me, so…
Do you long to have a peaceful home? Where family members are respectful, kind, encourage, and support each other? Where the tone is calm and hearts can be shared freely in a safe environment? Read here to see how to begin cultivating a peaceful home.
A Thankfulness Tree Today, I’ve hopped on over to Mentoring Moments for Christian Women to share ideas for using a Thankfulness Tree in your home, with others, and as a ministry to bless others. Here are some ways to share a Thankfulness Tree with others. Visit a nursing home- Hang one in the hall. Have your kids talk…
Today’s post is simply to be light-hearted and add some humor to your day…at my expense…or maybe my dogs’. I present to you An Apology Letter to My Dogs.
How’s the relationship between father and child? Here’s something you can do to be intentional to create safe hearts within your home.
Making Your House a Home When I was newly married, I wanted to learn how to make our home feel more comfortable and cozy. I read books on this topic. I observed other homes and the details that made their home feel welcoming. I got ideas from friends and older woman whose homes made you feel…
Is your home in need of a “Respect Revamp”? Take this respect scenario evaluation. The results and the influence you have on your kids may surprise you.
Here are 8 Benefits for having a Family Plan this school year (and all year ’round). This wraps up my blog series on setting goals and priorities for your family.
Ever thought about practical uses of children’s art in your home? Children’s artwork can make a home unique and cozy while playing a part in its functionality.
“Cultivate.” The Gathering. On the third Tuesday of each month I teach women in my home at an event called Cultivate. (It was formerly known as LNO – Ladies’ Night Out.) I’ve been doing this for years. We provide a meal, eat together, and then I share on a topic, followed by a few minutes of…
