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Table Talk – Three Doors? by Kathleen Fischer

by Kay | Nov 30, 2011 | Girls, Guys, Kathleen M. Fischer

Today’s Table Talk is by our friend Kathleen Fischer who shares a wonderful post from her blog. I saw this on Monday and asked if I could repost and direct people to her site. So, here’s a small excerpt. Be sure to click on “Read More” to see...

Table Talk: Thanksgiving Ideas by Cindy McWhorter

by Kay | Nov 24, 2011 | Girls, Guys

Today’s Table Talk is by my dear and wise friend Cindy McWhorter. On a day to stop and be thankful, she is one woman in my life for whom I give thanks. She has taught my children and mentored me (as well as countless other moms in our neighborhood). She purposefully...

Humility

by Kay | Nov 9, 2011 | Girls, Guys, Uncategorized, Youth Entitlement

A couple weeks ago, Jon & I, along with 200 of our closest friends, enjoyed an evening with David Brooks. When I met him before he spoke and told him about our MOAT effort to transfer responsibilities to our kids’ plates in an effort to move away from entitlement...

Heard on the Street… Potion 9 or P9

by Kay | Oct 28, 2011 | Girls, Guys, teen antics

Since learning about the Boozy Bears (I’m still wandering what they will come up with next), a mom in carpool shared yet another of the latest and greatest. The kids call it Mood Enhancers – bascially they are legal doses of “vitamin”/natural...

Table Talk: Ever Wonder What Your Kids Are Learning At School? by Andy Braner

by Kay | Oct 13, 2011 | Andy Braner, Girls, Guys

Today’s TableTalk is by Andy Braner. Andy is passionate about kids, especially teens. Andy runs a terrific youth camp focused on Christian worldview training & fun in southern Colorado (Camp Kivu – check it out), is a widely sought-after speaker and author of...

Table Talk: Under Fire (and maybe siege too!) by Kathleen Fischer

by Kay | Oct 5, 2011 | Girls, Guys, Kathleen M. Fischer

Today’s guest post is by our friend Kathleen Fischer. She always has something worthwhile to share. Today she encourages us to stick to our guns. Because it’s all worth it in the end. Thanks, Kathleen! … and thanks for walking the road with me. Check...