Bedtime Banter (Episode 1)

I couldn’t possibly keep these conversation gems with Mr. D all to myself, so I thought of creating episodes to share with you tidbits of our bedtime conversations. I find them amusing, fascinating, and sometimes sobering because Mr. D, who is currently 8 years old, has a mind that never rests (geez, I wonder whereContinue reading “Bedtime Banter (Episode 1)”

Regrettable Moments

I’ve touched upon this subject a few blogs ago (entitled: Life Chart: How Well Do You Know Yourself?), but I wanted to expand on it because we can’t escape life without having regrets, but we can certainly find the lessons if we stopped for a moment to reflect. There are the less important regrettable momentsContinue reading “Regrettable Moments”

My Mother’s Day Crown? Waiting For Amazon To Deliver It Of Course!

You know that feeling that many of us have been addicted to, especially during this past year, when a big delivery truck pulls up and stops right in front of your place. It’s not for your neighbour it’s for you! Your package has arrived! Go claim your prize! That’s the feeling I’m still waiting forContinue reading “My Mother’s Day Crown? Waiting For Amazon To Deliver It Of Course!”

The Bad Word..Bored!

My kids know the words and phrases they are not allowed to say in the house. One of them is “I’m bored”. My response has been consistent, “boring people are bored all the time. The world is too interesting to be bored. Read a book, play a board game, draw, write…just find something to do!”.Continue reading “The Bad Word..Bored!”

I May Lay Them Down To Sleep…But They Are Not Mine To Keep

Before my children were born I remember a little secret conversation I had with God that I’ll share with you. I promised to do my best in raising my children, and asked for forgiveness for all the times I would screw things up (there were, and there will be plenty of times in the future).Continue reading “I May Lay Them Down To Sleep…But They Are Not Mine To Keep”

A Mother’s Goodnight Blues

Every time she walks away she is not the same the next day. Every time I say goodnight and squeeze her tight She seems to have taken flight and grown over night. With changing times comes changing stages The end of one is near The bud of a new is clear I cannot control itContinue reading “A Mother’s Goodnight Blues”