An Introvert's Holiday
Posted by DariaSockey in Just me on Friday, May 13, 2011
A few days before Mother’s Day, I told my family, “Please don’t buy me flowers or cards. Don’t take me to brunch. Just hold down the fort for the day after we get back from Mass. Put some frozen pizzas in the oven when you get hungry. I want to go for a drive all by myself.”
The kids protested at first. After all, Dad (who was away on business) had called to help them brainstorm some nice ways to... READ MORE
Don't Forget About You
Posted by Danielle Bean in Just me on Monday, August 30, 2010
During this crazy back-to-school season, many of us moms find ourselves planning schedules, shopping for supplies, and preparing our kids for new fall routines.
It can be easy to lose ourselves in the shuffle.
As much as you are planning your son’s soccer schedule, as much as you are planning your daughter’s violin lessons, as much as you are planning an entire school year full of learning and activity... READ MORE
More on Faith Parenting Alone
Posted by AGroup in Faith on Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Last time we reflected on the reality that our culture is no longer a Christian culture, and so faith-divided families are more and more prevalent.
But at the same time, from God’s perspective, those situations are the very ones that he will use to reclaim this culture for Christ – they are not outside his purview; he is at work in the midst of them and will make use of your daily efforts to be his... READ MORE
Nurturing Faith When You're On Your Own
Posted by AGroup in Faith on Monday, June 28, 2010
Q: What do you think about faith-parenting alone?
A: The resonance that this question has had with our readers (Lisa received a slew of heartfelt responses) reflects the reality that we are in a post-Christian culture.
In the early centuries of the Church, while the culture of the Roman Empire was still pagan, people became Christians individually, instead of being brought up in a Christian family.... READ MORE
Time Alone Is Precious
Posted by Arwen Mosher in Just me on Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Being a mother of little ones is strange. I often have no idea what day it is, but I can tell you almost to the minute how long it’s been since the last nap or the most recent potty break, and exactly how many hours there are between now and bedtime.
I rarely consult my calendar, but I live my life by the clock.
This morning, with my sister babysitting, I got to leave the house for some precious... READ MORE
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