Grandma’s Countdown to Christmas
Collect twenty-five small treasures for your grandkids and hide them away until November. Then send an Advent collection or, if you are lucky enough to Read More
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Give Gather As You Go – it covers lessons learned about: life, leadership, purpose, family, the toughest of times, celebrations and more.
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Why Did I Write This Book
I have had a ton of experiences; I believe I’ve had more experiences of different kinds than a lot of people have. Good things have happened, as well as a bunch of rough stuff, and there are lessons to be learned from each. If I share these “wisdoms,” maybe I can help other people. A lot of the concepts in this book are mine and originated with me; but many are also things I have heard along the way and thought were so smart that I incorporated them into my life and my thinking...Read More
Trust Yourself . . . You Know Your Kids Best!
You know your child better than anyone, but sometimes you question yourself. My son had breathing issues when he got sick with croup. While in Read More
Why the PTO Social Committee Was Not For Me
Let me start this story by sharing how much respect I have for the devoted moms and dads who dedicate hours to enhancing the school Read More
Giving Choices
Toddlers can be a real challenge. They want what they want when they want it. Here’s a concept that worked for me when my kids Read More
Losing Your Filters
You have probably heard people say this and I KNOW it to be true: when people get older they lose their filters. The language can Read More
Tips From My Mom
We all go through life living by certain rules, and probably, as importantly, by having a “built-in” understanding of the right way to do things. Read More