Monthly Archives: April 2012

Six Words You Should Say Today

Very rarely does one sentence have immediate impact on me. Very rarely does one sentence change the way I interact with my family. But this one did. It was not from Henry Thoreau or some renowned child psychologist. It was … Continue reading

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A Clear View to a Beautiful Life

Eight months ago my 5 year old daughter got glasses. I will never forget the moment, standing in the vision center, as she tried on frames that appealed to her. On the 7th attempt, she placed a pair with glittery … Continue reading

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Hope for the Imperfect Parent

 A few months ago, I received an email message from a reader of my blog. It immediately got my attention due to the fact it was from a “Hands Free” dad, and it contained 3,385 words. A stranger named Brian … Continue reading

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