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GPS

by Kay | Jul 2, 2015 | Uncategorized

“I think I need to go right,” I said to Barton who was riding shotgun. “No,” she rebuked – well, maybe not rebuked, firmly replied. “Just keep going straight. She will tell us when to turn.” The “she” is...

The Glimpse … and Awards

by Kay | May 18, 2015 | ... on life, Laughter, Uncategorized

With five kids, not only have the last few weeks been filled with projects, exams, plans, costumes, banquets and like … but award ceremonies. So far, I’ve attended 2 banquets and 3 ceremonies with 2 more to go. At one of the award celebrations, a gal I...

Screen Saver – Guest Post by Margie Sims

by Kay | Jul 26, 2014 | ... on life, Purposeful Parenting, Uncategorized

This must be the week of guest posts (I have one I intended to post on Wed, but am pushing until next week – apparently I too am in lazy-summer mode. :) Anyway… I just love what my friend Margie Sims sent me recently and I have to share. Margie is a...

You Can Do It Inspiration

by Kay | Jun 24, 2014 | ... on life, Purposeful Parenting, Uncategorized

“I need some help,” my friend said as she grabbed my arm. I trailed behind her and a very unsure little boy to the lane in which he was to swim at a swim meet yesterday. Her six-year-old was second guessing his pending participation in relay race. I was at...

Open Mouth, Insert Apologies … lots of them

by Kay | Jun 2, 2014 | ... on life, Uncategorized

Anyone that knows me well, knows that when it comes to confession opportunities in prayer, mine are almost always about a mouth that says too much. And I’ve been true to form of late. Saturday, when picking up Jack at birthday party, I had the chance meet someone new....

Table Talk: Top 10 List for Graduates & Their Parents, by Lisa Clark

by Kay | May 22, 2014 | Uncategorized

Today’s Table Talk is by our friend Lisa Clark (SkyMoms). Since graduation is hitting several of you directly and the rest of us indirectly, some perspective and advice might help navigate the road. No need to point out – lots of the tips apply to the rest...