Think about a child you know who has a person they call Mom or Dad who isn’t their blood related Mom or Dad. How about that person you call Grampa but isn’t your blood relative? That’s me. Well the Grampa part. The person I call Grampa on my mom’s side of the family is the
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It almost sounds like an awful title, how can happiness be sad? Seriously?! Alas, it can be people. Your true deep happiness within your own self can mean sadness in other ways. Such as the idea of being divorced, two parents who were great friends but just couldn’t get the relationship to work, see each
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I am an avid supporter of “me time” and the fact that parents do need to continue with hobbies, interests and fun times that keep them an individual while parenting. It’s important for parents to remain who they are or build who they are as an individual while still taking care of the family and
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I was always taught at various classes and counseling sessions I have been to in my life that a child will always figure out the faults in a parent without the other parent trying to bring light to those faults. When a parent tries to bring light to another parents faults, as they see them
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I would invite you to visit this common saying today and think about whether or not you fully think the grass is greener on the other side? For some the grass may truly be greener on the other side, these are cases when the relationship is simply dead and gone. The situations when a couple
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NO. Can you imagine setting up the perfect proposal and getting down on one knee professing your love to someone when you await her reply and she says no? Me neither. That would be so embarrassing, devastating and heart breaking, right? But this is what love is all about – taking a chance, going out
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