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“In your moments of decision, is where your destiny is shaped” Tony Robbins I know I’ve harped on this one with my kids for years; they are sick of hearing it. But really, who can argue with Tony Robbins? Who … Continue reading
Leah
So. The only contact you get with your child while they are gone is to follow along on the HEFY Instagram account and wait for pictures to post. Which I did. Hourly. Haha. Just kidding. (Not really). You are also … Continue reading
With Zach being gone, and Zandra heading off to YW camp, we decided to take the little boys (ok, I know that they aren’t little anymore at 12 and 14, but they are always my littles….) away for a bit. … Continue reading
Years ago, when we first married, I did a lot of reading on step families/blended families. They talked about a lot of different things you should NOT do (which some things, I might add, I most certainly did and do … Continue reading
“Let me fall if I must fall. The one I become will catch me.” I think one of my favorite words is the word “becoming”. It is such a positive, hopeful word. There’s an awesome talk by Dallin H. Oaks, … Continue reading
“What would you do if you were not afraid?” (I am so insanely behind with our quote of the weeks! I look at what is up in my kitchen and both I have not written about!! (I keep 2 weeks … Continue reading
I have sent my boys off many times now over the years without me on vacation but they have always been with their Dad (or their grandparents). I have sometimes gone several days without talking to them while they are … Continue reading
We woke up early and I headed over to pick Zandra up as she was at her Mom’s. We had to take Rob’s car, as he needed my truck for camp. Rob is not a huge fan of anyone driving … Continue reading
Before I let summer completely pass us by, I need to back track and talk about our July long weekend. I’ll do it in 2 parts so it’s not too overwhelming! Josh has very specific, and limited time off from … Continue reading
My boys were very young when I got divorced. In some ways it was easier for them that way, as they don’t really have much of a memory of ever living with both parents. However, it was initially really hard … Continue reading