
A Mother’s Strength
a Mother’s Day article (originally written for Fountain of Life magazine) It was the only time I ever called a radio station. At least so
…nope, I’m definitely not SuperMom–and here are the stories to prove it…
a Mother’s Day article (originally written for Fountain of Life magazine) It was the only time I ever called a radio station. At least so
Ever feel like a failure? Some days our mistakes wail at us like an air-raid, and we’re left wondering how to recover. If you’re there,
April—Barely the beginning of spring in Wisconsin. So why we complained at the snow/icy rain pelting us on Saturday, just two days into the month,
Yes, you read that title right. Sometimes life is awkward. Like that day with those boots. Or the time I got a key stuck in
It was an innocent idea. Or perhaps naïve. I’d go out to the little pond and feed the geese. My bag of bread had gone
Yes, we all know what the saying is supposed to be. For every door closed, there’s that open window, right? But what if there
Anyone else feeling the pressure of our new normal? As the walls seem to close in, I thought of a past lesson God showed me.
With a title like that, I guess I could take this many directions. For one, “forgetting what lies behind, and pressing on to what’s ahead.”
In honor of Mother’s Day,here’s a post for the other 364 days… [Originally written and published in my Kenosha News “My Turn” column] I don’t think
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