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Letting Go Of “Either/Or” To Find Peace By Accepting Paradox
My kiddos are all out the door for their first full day of school – swirling stomachs, smiles, and all. I’m thrilled for them, and feel fortunate to truly believe that each of our three children will have an expansive year – through the ups and the downs, the neat and the messy, the big and the small.
Tragedy is a Hard Teacher
Tragedy came to call in 2006; not a welcomed guest. I certainly didnt invite it and I hated it. No one wants to be tested this way. Tragedy ripped my family apart and changed the landscape of our lives forever. On February 13, 2006 my youngest son Luke accepted a ride home after Lacrosse from a fellow student, an acquaintance he barely knew. This young driver made a very reckless decision with his vehicle resulting in a very serious accident, which claimed the life of my son. Luke was buried on February 18th, one day shy of his sixteenth birthday. A devastating moment to say the least.
How to Make Room for a Baby
If you own a spacious home, you may not be worrying about making room for a new baby in the family. But if you live in an apartment or your home is space-challenged, you may be worrying about how to make room for the new family member. Making room for a baby isn’t too difficult if you plan ahead. A few simple tricks can make your life easier by allowing you to have the space you need to live in without cramping your lifestyle. And once you learn about making room for a new baby, you could become a source of valuable information for other expectant mothers.
Recipes for Barbecue Shredded Pork
In the southern United States, a barbecue without pork isn’t a real barbecue. Shredded pork, also called pulled pork, is an economical dish well-suited for entertaining. It takes little preparation and cooks for anywhere from four to eight hours, freeing up your day to get ready for your guests. For a change of pace, look to different regions and countries for inspiration the next time you make shredded pork.
It is crucial for moms to make time for themselves~
Summer is crazy busy. Between work, kids, activities, sports, camps and play dates, there is very little down time. I have learned over the years, however, that when I do not commit chunks of time just for me, I am more irritable and less giving.