Author: <span>Kay</span>

Half-Cooked or Well-Done

by Kay | Feb 10, 2012 | ... on life, around the house

Who knew the abundance of lessons hanging around the kitchen and its associated chores?! Last night, one of the kids stepped up bemoaningly to put away the clean dishes and load the dirty ones. The standard, “I did that yesterday” whine, or “Why...

Table Talk – The Power of Blessing Your Child by Becky Harling

by Kay | Feb 8, 2012 | ...on family

Today’s Table Talk is by the ever encouraging Becky Harling. What a privilege for her to share with us. For over 30 years Becky has taught God’s Word at conferences, retreats, and other events both nationally and internationally. She has been a featured guest on the...

Heard on the Street – French Moms Superior?

by Kay | Feb 6, 2012 | Heard on the Streed, kids & work

I love posting what a MOAT or DOAT (DAD of Adolescents and Teens :) sends my way. Today’s link (at the bottom) is from one of my favorite sources, the Wall Street Journal. I found this to be of particular interest especially in context of a recent conversation I...

More Run-On Sentences

by Kay | Feb 3, 2012 | ... on life, ...on faith

Years ago, I would always take my kids running with me. They were too small to join the fun, so with my kids graduating baby-joggers along the way. I started with a single, grew to a double then made the plunge into a triple. No need to point out that we far exceeded...

Table Talk – Sibling Rivalry (Part 2) by Jody Capehart

by Kay | Feb 1, 2012 | Uncategorized

Today’s Table Talk is by our friend Jody Capehart. This is a wonderful continuation to her post last week (click here to read: Sibling Rivalry – Part 1). In today’s post, Jody gives us tips on how to handle the inevitable issues for families of...