by Genny
I’m so excited to introduce you to my friend, Gina Conroy, and to share her writing with you today! Gina is not only a really nice gal, she’s a mom of four and a talented author (find out more about her latest book in the details after her post)! If you’ve been reading here for a while, you know the […] Read more…
by Genny
It was early in the morning, right after I woke up, and I heard my kids laughing down the hall. I tip-toed toward their rooms, wondering what was so funny. Halfway there, I stopped. (I didn’t want to interrupt because I didn’t want their laughter to end.) A smile spread across my face as I […] Read more…
by Genny
I was recently reading a book titled 5 – Where will you be in five years from today? when one of the pages really struck me. It was a quiz that some of you might’ve seen before (evidently it’s been all over the Internet), but it was new to me. At the top of the quiz it […] Read more…
by Genny
Many parents today are not only juggling the role of mom or dad to their own kids, they are also caring for their aging parents. I’m thrilled to be featured over at Mamapedia today with an article about a few moms who have been in this situation, and also some resources and tips that can help […] Read more…
by Genny
“A pair of birds built a nest outside our window. They labored over the nest, then eggs were laid. There were five tiny eggs. The mother bird sat on those eggs. She sat and waited. Finally the day came and the eggs hatched. She worked tirelessly to see that her babies had food. She would find them food and return […] Read more…
by Genny
Words. They can create a sense of belonging… They can remind us of priorities… They can encourage… They can calm… They can soothe… They can increase faith… And they can inspire… These are just some of the words in our house (that help me remember how important words are!). Related posts: Three things our kids […] Read more…
by Genny
I grab my purse off the counter and hurry toward the door. “Wait,” my ten-year-old says, coming down the stairs, a flashlight in his hands. I’ve gotta show you something.” His eyes are bright and he’s smiling. We’re running late for church, but he’s barefoot and his hair isn’t brushed yet. “I’ll meet you guys […] Read more…
by Genny
I wake up in the morning with excitement, and a pit in my stomach. You’re going away to camp for the weekend–the whole weekend–for the first time. I know you’re almost thirteen and I know you’re going away with your youth group and closest friends, but I also know how much I’m going to miss you. I try […] Read more…