Category Archives: The Power of Intention
In celebration of Screen Free Week, We’re posting podcasts and scree-free-related posts each day. If you are completely unplugging this week, we’ll be here when you get back! Screen time is an issue for most deliberate mothers. How much time do your children spend … Continue reading
In honor of Screen-Free Week, we’re posting a podcast. Happy listening! Do you ever feel like you move from one task to the next but never actually get the most important things done? Join April Perry, Tiffany Sowby and Briana Johnson … Continue reading
For some unexplainable reason, I woke up this morning thinking about an old blogging friend. Friend, because we got to know each other on a personal level, blogging, because it was through blogging, and old, because I stopped reading her … Continue reading
Motherhood once seemed like a nearly impossible dream to me. Fifteen years ago, when I was painfully single after a hard breakup, I went to visit my sister Shawni who was pregnant with her first child. As I helped her … Continue reading
Last October, when life was feeling happy and we were in the midst of living up the family traditions, I signed up to bring a crock pot of chili to a local Halloween celebration my family was planning to attend. … Continue reading
I went to bed last night shedding a few tears of frustration. Why? Because sometimes I get tired of being The Bad Guy and carrying the weight of my children’s world on my shoulders. If my kids don’t care about … Continue reading
Summer is just around the corner, and I don’t know about you, but I can hardly wait! I love having my kids all to myself during the summer months and having the freedom to do our own thing on our … Continue reading
What is your intention as a mother? When our discussion leader asked this question during our Learning Circle discussion last week, everyone was quiet for a few seconds — something pretty unusual for our group. I guess it’s sort of a big … Continue reading
Last weekend I attended the funeral services for my husband’s uncle — one of the best men I’ve ever known. When he found out his cancer was incurable, he chose palliative care over the painful treatments he had previously been … Continue reading