From the monthly archives:
Parental relationships broadcast important information to children. As a child, you quickly learn what tone of voice conveys respect and caring, and what types of personal contact can border on abusive. “Do as I say not as I do,” rings with a truth that is undeniable. If someone had told me not to steal, but [...]
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Often we learn by the brutal honesty that others share with us. I urge you to reflect upon the statements this month I’ve shared with you from women all over the country. These next two were the most impactful to me… “Slow down. Always take time for a watermelon break and play because life is [...]
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Solid advice from our fathers is continued for this week’s blog… read on! If you can’t pay cash, you can’t afford it. Retirees understand that with a fixed income, each purchase needs to be considered carefully before actually buying the object. If something is bought today, what will they have to live without a year [...]
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Let’s continue with father advice for life: Stay out of trouble; everyone reads the police logs. You’re never above the consequences. Fathers sure know how to lay down the law and impress upon young minds the dire consequences for actions we might do without thinking. They might not always be there to protect us and [...]
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Last week I promised fatherly advice, so here is what several women learned from their dads. Get ready for some answers that practically jump off the page due to the force of the emotion. Keep your word—hold true to your commitments and obligations. The first thing I envisioned when I read this piece of advice [...]
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