Today’s guest post is from Pam Farrel. Pam and her husband, Bill, are international speakers and bestselling authors of over 35 books including Men Are Like Waffles, Women Are Like Spaghetti. Pam is a special friend of mine…we bonded as we co-wrote the...
“When you feel you’re “drowning” in life’s situations, don’t worry. Your lifeguard walks on water.” ~Anonymous
Today’s guest post is from Michele Cushatt. Michele is an author and popular Hearts at Home speaker. Michele, her husband Troy, their three teenage boys, and three 5-year-olds they currently have guardianship of, make their home in Colorado. For more information...
I received a Facebook message last week from a mom who has a friend going through a tough time. Her friend’s husband had an affair, had separated from her, and now she weathering a crisis she didn’t see coming. She wrote me because she knew I’d been...
” Our children are not going to be just “our children” – they are going to be other people’s husbands and wives and the parents of our grandchildren.” ~ Mary S. Calderone
Today’s guest post is by Kathy Koch, Ph.D., the Founder and President of Celebrate Kids, Inc., of Fort Worth, TX. Dr. Koch is a favorite Hearts at Home workshop speaker whose wit and wisdom brings such encouragement and direction to moms in the trenches. I...
” A mother’s love is patient and forgiving when all others are forsaking, and it never fails or falters, even though the heart is breaking.” ~ Helen Steiner Rice
I love the change of pace in the summer. Sure for some families, baseball and swim team kicks in so there are games to watch and meets to attend. That used to be our summer when the boys were younger, but not so much anymore. Here at the Savage household we do a lot...
Today’s guest post is by Terri Weeks and Laura Hoevener, family travel authors from Cincinnati, Ohio. They are the authors of Adventures Around Cincinnati: A Parent’s Guide to Unique and Memorable Places to Explore With Your Kids (www.adventuresaroundcincinnati.com)...
“The goal when parenting with your husband is not to think alike, but together.” ~Jan Kwasigroh
