My children’s screen addictions are at least 50% my fault.<\/p>\n
Asking for help is not just about showing my vulnerability. It’s also about letting other people rise to meet their full potential.<\/p>\n
Pressure cooker canning is not hard, but I find its precision daunting.<\/p>\n
Canning is much more fun as a team sport.<\/p>\n
I am a book hoarder.<\/p>\n
I still like cross stitch.<\/p>\n
My kids are able to do a lot more than I give them credit for.<\/p>\n
Alex likes soft tacos.<\/p>\n
I absolutely hate it when people ignore me, particularly my emails or texts.<\/p>\n
Harry Potter is still a great story.<\/p>\n
I have no idea how to find the joy in my life.<\/p>\n
I still dislike riding ferris wheels (I rode one for the first time in years), but I absolutely love Scrambler rides.<\/p>\n
My kids are showing all the signs of becoming incredible little people.<\/p>\n
All these years, I’ve seen my life in terms of God testing me, waiting to give me a big fat F, when really, he’s been extending me a never-ending stream of invitations to join him.<\/p>\n
A thank-you card is always worth writing and totally amazing to receive.<\/p>\n
Reading the Culture Translator <\/a>emails on Saturday mornings is great (even though the topics are teen\/tween level).<\/p>\n And lastly, I really need good sleep patterns to be functional. So…off to bed I go!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My children’s screen addictions are at least 50% my fault. Asking for help is not just about showing my vulnerability. It’s also about letting other people rise to meet their full potential. Pressure cooker canning is not hard, but I … Continue reading