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Taking A Christmas Stroll Down Memory Lane. (Or why the good old days were so good.)
Here it is, almost December and the season is upon us. For some (read: me) it’s already here. For others it is soon coming. For you Grinches – never mind. It will come whether you like it or not. I … Continue reading
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Tagged afford, allowance, candle, childhood, chocolates, Christmas card, Christmas Eve, christmas tree, church, clementine, cousin, daughter, december, decoration, earrings, eggnog, emeralds, Five and Dime, generations, gift, good old days, Grinch, magic, memories, memory lane, mom, Oh Henry, ornaments, peanuts, Pot Of Gold, rose colored glasses, Santa, sentimental, stockings, stroll, tradition, turkey
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One Of The Worst Things You Can Say (or Facebook or Tweet or Instagram) In Front Of Your Children.
In the past month I have watched two lovely female friends post photos on social media with their (relatively new) partners. Both of these lovely women referred to their (relatively new) partners as “the love of my life.” Nice, eh? … Continue reading
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Tagged children, children will listen, daughter, divorce, father, love, love of life, middle age, mother, relationships, social media, son, worst thing to say
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When You Doubt Your Ability As A Mother …
The absolute God’s honest truth is I never thought I’d make a very good mother. For me, it just didn’t seem to be that “natural” talent that comes to some women, even before they have kids of their own. In … Continue reading
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Tagged babysitting, biological clock, daughter, family, maternity, middle age, mom, mommy, mother, motherhood, music, original song, skills, son, textbook mother, worth
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