When it comes to forming a bond with grandchildren across county and state lines, calling little Annie to ask, “How was your day at school?” won’t suffice. Using a phone for anything... Read more >>

Make time for those you love,  make sure they know that you ... Read more >>

As the last weeks of the school year end, a new realization is cropping up in families across the country. Parents and kids alike are facing the “What do I do now?” dilemma, especially... Read more >>

Upon returning home for a visit with my mom and dad, our first as husband and wife, I discovered a very different dynamic. My father, an early riser, likes to kick the day off with exercise, a cup of... Read more >>

Sometimes a person enters your life, and before you know it, EVERYTHING is different! She colors your world in a completely different shade, and things that had been stuck in the same groove for a... Read more >>

I went to the store late this afternoon to pick bread and cheese, my staples when my husband isn’t home. Nothing like a grilled cheese sandwich. Too bad my husband is away for over three weeks... Read more >>

In very different and distinct ways, my two grandmothers were probably some of the most influential people in my life. Thinking back, I remember them as being strong and stubborn. As a child, I gave... Read more >>

Last week I sat down and talked with my Grandparents. Some of you may be saying “Why?” or “Good for You!” or “What happened?” In today’s fast-paced world,... Read more >>

My mother was one of six children. She had two sisters and three brothers. All of my aunts (but one) were great homemakers. They were wonderful cooks and there was always some unspoken competition as... Read more >>

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