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LOL! Had to post this because it is so fitting in our lives (all the time)! I know some can relate…. Have a great day! … Continue reading
Leah
I’m constantly struggling with “forcing” my child to do something, and letting them exercise their own freedom to choose. Zach came to me at the start of the school year and informed me he didn’t want to do guitar lessons anymore. … Continue reading
Uh oh. I think I struck a nerve from my post here. I wish people would share their comments right on my blog because you readers have some amazing perspectives to share and would benefit others! But thank you for … Continue reading
Here’s what we have been up to: Rob finished off coaching Sam’s Soccer Sam was a star! Love his face after he just scored! A little backwards kick And a celebration dance! Best coach in the world! Josh playing … Continue reading
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever“. Gandhi At my father’s funeral nearly 10 years ago, my brother borrowed from Stephen Covey’s “First Things First” statement “To Live. To Love. To … Continue reading
I came across the best little gem the other day: Now you may be wondering if I’m trying broadcast that I’m an awesome mother, or a bad friend?? Well it depends who you ask?! Maybe I’m both. Or neither. What … Continue reading
I’ve fallen behind on my blogging again. I wish I could say it’s because I’ve been fabulously busy doing something incredible. Instead, we’ve been busy wrapping up soccer: final games, tournament and banquet; and gearing up for the fall activities, … Continue reading
“Don’t sacrifice what you want most for what you want now”. Just a simple reminder that sometimes getting something in the short term can rob us from greater things down the road…. Stay focused on your big picture, your goals, … Continue reading
Over the past few weeks, we have had some experiences where the statement “It’s complicated” has entered the conversation. The first time it was uttered, was when Rob was having a heated conversation about a situation his children had been … Continue reading
When I was in grade 5 and 6, I had a great teacher: Mr. McGilton. He was the best teacher and everyone was excited to have him. I got to have him for 2 years because I was in a … Continue reading