A New Era
The summer has gone fast! Don’t regret how the days fly by, remember each one is an opportunity to impact the lives of those around you, especially the young ones. … Continue Reading A New Era
Dust Can Be A Good Thing
Not that it’s something we long for in life, but dust is inevitable and it can even be a good thing. How is that? Perspective. Perspective is powerful in helping … Continue Reading Dust Can Be A Good Thing
Conquer your Can’t
My six year old granddaughter, Laynee, was sobbing in the barn. She was afraid to ride a bike without training wheels. We encouraged her she could do it. Grandpa would … Continue Reading Conquer your Can’t
How to Survive Five Days in New York City With a Five Year Old
Life is a journey. Sometimes in the midst you have marvelous smaller journeys. People do this all the time with young ones. If you’re a parent with a toddler, your … Continue Reading How to Survive Five Days in New York City With a Five Year Old
Accept and Conquer
I choose to accept the limitations I have, but I choose to not accept the limitations I have. What the heck does that mean? It means I won’t accept it … Continue Reading Accept and Conquer
A Whole Lot of Breakin’ Going On
I recently turned on Sirius radio and heard Jerry Lee Lewis sing, “There’s a whole lot of shaking going on.” I thought, “Instead of shaking there’s a whole lot of … Continue Reading A Whole Lot of Breakin’ Going On
The Sunshine of Spring
Spring brings the hope of warmer weather , and safer roads. For grands there is the birth of new creatures, bunnies, spiders and toads. Grandparents enjoy lavender crocus against the … Continue Reading The Sunshine of Spring
Grandparents Impact Grands
There is a special bond from the moment of birth grandparents have for their kid’s kids. They have your heart from the beginning to the end. Sometimes beyond that. I … Continue Reading Grandparents Impact Grands
5 P’s That Pulverize Pessimism
Reparenting can be tough. Reparenting can be challenging. Let’s face it, reparenting can be frustrating. What happens to most people when frustration hits? Pessimism. “I can’t do this!” … Continue Reading 5 P’s That Pulverize Pessimism
From Retirement to Reparenting
Grandparents have an awesome impact on their grandchildren. Whether full or part-time, your heart will melt at the sight of your kid’s kids. If reparenting happens to you, how do … Continue Reading From Retirement to Reparenting
Healing from the Inside Out
Do you want hope for the new year? We all look forward to an amazing future and as grandparents our deepest desire is for the well being of our kids … Continue Reading Healing from the Inside Out
The Wonder of Winter
The first snow is absolutely so cool If you live in the northern states, that coldness is a rule. It’s fantastic to see the ice on the trees … Continue Reading The Wonder of Winter
Treasure Found
I am humbled by the fantastic time I was just privileged to have. It began thirty-five years ago. A simple day trip with friends from work for Christmas shopping. It … Continue Reading Treasure Found
Saving Grands
Grandparents raising grandkids are heroes! They tackle the many challenges for the well-being and benefits of the innocents who are committed to their care. They are saving the United States of … Continue Reading Saving Grands
Popsicles for Breakfast?
A friend of mine pondered this question when her 3 year old grandson approached her with it. Can I have a popsicle for breakfast? As grandmother’s our initial reaction is … Continue Reading Popsicles for Breakfast?
Fondness for Fall
Autumn is in the air And we love it in all it’s glory. The way grands and kids enjoy Is their own unique story. The view of colorful leaves Creates … Continue Reading Fondness for Fall
