I’ve been feeling quite self-absorbed lately. I don’t like it. All this shopping for the perfect party outfit and the general busyness of the holiday season has me ignoring my household chores and putting my family’s needs on hold. And let’s not even talk about my daily devotions or preparing for my weekly Bible study....
I can never say the word "tradition" without thinking of Fiddler on the Roof. In honor of the holiday season, I’m going to re-run a series of posts I wrote last year, sharing about our family traditions. Actually, I’m going to use them as an outline, but I plan to edit and revise and tweak...
This Rocky Road Fudge recipe has got to be the EASIEST fudge recipe in the history of the world. This is perfect for gift giving at the holidays. Everyone I know loves it, and it only requires 5 ingredients — dry roasted peanuts, sweetened condensed milk, semi-sweet chocolate chips, mini-marshmallows, and butter. Best of all, you can...
I love it. That’s great. At least she’s learning…
ha ha! The manners learning curve, it is steep and rocky! And humility? Some people NEVER learn it. Tee hee.
Hey, that will get her far in this world. Work it girl!!!!!
Is it a girl thing? My boys just shove past each other which usually ends up with someone falling over, occasionally its me. Manners…something a mother dreams of…we’re working on it, glad she’s getting it, sort of.
Hahaha! That’s wonderful! I love good manners, even if I sometimes forget to use them myself! 😉 lol
i love that, when a kid snaps back with “I know”… 🙂
LOVE it 🙂
My son just says without prompting how good his manners are. And they are, but really!!!???
Cute story.
Proud and confident! What more could you want in a child?
Hilarious!
(hey, since when did you start using your kiddos names? Did I miss something?)