If you are like me and often feel the need to “control” all the variables, this story is for you. What I am about to share is the story behind the Hands Free Mama logo that you see at the top of my website. For me, it is much more than a logo. For me, it symbolizes the beautiful result…
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Putting Distraction In Its Place
I have thought a lot about my first blog entry of 2011. I hoped it would be powerful. I hoped it would cause readers to really stop and think. I hoped it would leave an impression long after the reader left my site. I actually had it narrowed down to three entries that I had waiting in the pipeline. Three…
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The Hands Free Revolution: Holiday Style
Things were different this year. And not just at my house. -One family took a seventeen hour train ride from Florida to Virginia totally Hands Free. When I looked at the photos they shared, I could practically hear the perceptive conversations they had about every exquisite detail they observed while watching the beauty of the world go by. -One mother…
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Within Reach
Dearest Readers, I reached out my hand and you took it. In one short week on the web, my hands have been grasped in a way I never dreamed possible. I am humbled that you have put your faith in me to deliver the message that many of you say you have been longing to hear. I may stumble; I…
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Unprogrammed
‘Tis the season of holiday programs. Who doesn’t love to see children lined up on the stage in their Sunday best singing their darling hearts out? Whether your child is the one waving vigorously at you every thirty seconds or the one who is singing the lyrics with the emotion of Celine Dion, you can’t help but smile. And regardless…
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I See a Bright Spot
From the comments I am receiving from my readers, many of you are experiencing feelings of shock, disappointment, and tremendous sorrow when you fully realize the valuable cost of daily distraction in your life. You have told me of your tears. You have told me of your anger. Someone even told me that it was so painful to face that…
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