Think about how profound this question is for a minute. “What if we afforded our children the same respect as we give our peers and other adults?” I often wonder how different our world would be if we each extended human dignity to all of mankind, including our children.
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Over the summer (2014), Emily (my niece) and both boys were in track. One evening on our way home, all three of them were extremely rowdy and unruly. They were screaming and talking over one another and throwing items at each other. It was circus-like in the van.
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On August 14, 2014 Trevor says, “Mom, Sugar said her first word.” Me: “What did you say?” Trevor: “Sugar said her first word.” Me: “That’s what I thought you said. What’s the word?” Trevor: “Kuwai.” Me: “What’s that?” Trevor shrugging his shoulders: “I don’t know. Sugar said it.”
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Dad, You were and are my hero. You were my secure foundation. When I think of you, I’m filled with love And fond appreciation. You protected me; I was sheltered by your care. You were always my true friend; and Dad, When I needed you, you were always there. You have a place of honor
I was your only; only little girl You gave me life You gave me strength You gave me confidence You taught me to forgive and forget You taught me right from wrong You taught me kindness No one has taken your place No one could be you No one has protected me as you No
Action is key to our success. Accepting that responsibility is important-repeat: “My parents owe me nothing.” “My children owe me nothing.” “My friends owe me nothing.” “The world owes me nothing.” “I – and no one else – is responsible for my success.” Early to bed and Early to Rise! Danerous-like cancer–to feel a “sense of
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Birthdays are awesome! I have an excuse to eat more cake, which I love. I still love running through mud puddles and the dirt that comes with it. The dirt path is still always the most attractive. Never giving up until I’m finished–until I cross the finish line is still the greatest. Few more pounds—a
Our life is about the choices we make — not fate; not destiny. The road of making the right choices is tough choosing, but in time, the rewards are plenty. The road of wrong choices is easy choosing, but the recovery is long lasting.
Our lives are filled with many paths, full of change, new beauty to absorb, new surroundings to venture. How blessed we all are! Live your life – Find your funnies – Laugh with joy – Accept the change Thank you, Jesus!
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There comes a time when you must let them fly. Weak wings – Strong-will. Release them. Your heart cries out; your soul screams. With no reaction, let them fly. Hold your tears; hide your screams. Alone, tears stream; screams release. Hold hands high. Release them. Ask Jesus to catch them. Trust in Him. Standup; take
