Living to Love God || Learning to Love People
Anyone with a toddler or preschooler knows that children at this age lack a certain social necessity: the all-important filter. When it's on their mind, they say it. No matter how many times or how inappropriate, children at this age are comfortable with saying pretty much everything. Needless to say, when my little one started kindergarten,
Aloha readers! Today’s post is a bit different than my usual posts. I wanted to do something special in an effort to honor a very special woman in my life. Twenty years ago, my mom passed from this world and went Home to Jesus. It’s hard to believe that so much time has passed between
So remember yesterday, when I shared with you about my Little's persistence on getting "chocolate bunnies" first thing in the morning? Well, the food truck doesn't stop there. (Sorry, tried really hard to find a "food" word to replace "buck" in that metaphor.) My little monkey happens to be the pickiest eater out of the
October 1. Today is the first day of the Write 31 Days project. As I sit here, bleary eyed, in front of my laptop, which just stares at me blankly from upon the kitchen counter, a bright voice calls out from behind me, breaking the silence of the quiet Saturday morning: "Can I have chocolate bunnies?"