Posts Tagged ‘love’
Happy New You!
Okay, I’m going to look ahead a little here… It’s Wednesday morning, January 6th, 2010. You’re just about settled back into whatever routine you were settled into before the holiday season started. You’re a little groggy… Now it’s time to take stock. You look for your list of New Year’s Resolutions. You did make a list, right? (If not, do that NOW…so this set up will be more meaningful to you) You start at the top of your list: Lose that last 15 pounds Eat better Spend more time with my family Don’t [...]
Teaching Kids “The Power of Positive” Part 6
This has been a fun little series of posts for me. It has really helped me...gosh, I hope it has helped you, too! As I have written these entries, they have reminded me of the simple yet awesome miracle of being a parent, and also how important it is to raise our children in a positive manner. Teaching them to love themselves for who they are, and that they are worthy of great things really establishes a base for them to build on in their loves. Helping them find their talents and gifts and being supportive of their dreams allows them [...]
Judgment Call
It's likely that there is no such thing as objective reality. Okay, that was a little deep for the first sentence of the post, sorry about that, but hear me out... Each of us sees everything in life just a little differently. It makes sense because we are all totally unique. Everything we observe or experience, we do so with our own subjectivity. Meaning that everything in life is truly subjective, or slightly different for all, depending on who the observer might be. How does that sound? Probably even more crazy... If you [...]
Imagine That…or This
I was hanging out with my kids the other night and we were talking about all sorts of cool stuff. We were laughing and having a wonderful time, as we often do in our crazy household. At some point during the conversation it occurred to me that one of the best parts about talking with the kids is in just listening to what they come up with next. Kids have such wonderful imaginations. They are pure and they are free. They haven’t taken the cultural beat-down that we have as adults. They haven’t been introduced to limitation. [...]
