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I was reorganizing my Google Drive folders back in February and came across this old writeup I did for a book. I don’t even remember writing it, nor do I remember the request for the writeup. When I reread it, I thought I’d create a post out of it and schedule it for Mother’s Day. I wrote it in 2011.
Continue reading “How my mum gives me hope”
You’ve probably seen that The Family: A Proclamation to the World has received a lot of air time in the nearly … Continue reading What the family proclamation doesn’t say about stay-at-home mothers
A day late, I know. Yesterday was Thanksgiving. But today I am reflecting on what I am thankful for, and … Continue reading Gratitude and Patience
My personal quest has been, recently, to study and understand the principle of charity better. Even more so, to understand … Continue reading Love One Another, As I Have Loved You
My eight year old son just started cub scouts this fall.?Ǭ† He’s pretty stoked and has fun going. As a … Continue reading Cub Scouts
Undoubtedly, there is a labour shortage in Canada. Should the federal government be encouraging more women into the workforce to … Continue reading Stay at home mums or more workers?
I was having a discussion earlier this week with someone else who works at the university. Somehow the discussion turned … Continue reading Stay-at-Home Mums
I cam across an article in Babytalk magazine?¢‚Ǩ‚Äùyes, the same one that has much of the United States in an … Continue reading Breastfeeding in public
You know, just for the record, Lisa’s not the only one who has poop chronicles. My 5-year-old son, my 10-month-old … Continue reading OT Poop Chronicles I
If you died tomorrow, would your loved ones have any of your words to read to remember you? To remember … Continue reading Words to remember you by