Stories about parenting your children and your soul
Reflections on time, priorities and what we are all doing here My mom got her real estate licence at the age of 55. (Prior to this, she and my dad owned a business and self published two books.) At a time when many people are planning and looking forward to retirement, she was planning on starting a […]
This guy once told me I wasn’t very memorable. I didn’t ask him to explain, because I just wanted to change the subject. But that comment remained with me for the next 20 years. Although I was offended, I think I now understand what he meant. We had attended elementary school together and 10 years […]
My first audio post! Description: The challenges of fostering a stereotype-free mindset in my children, while acknowledging my own assumptions and misconceptions. Length: 8:13 Sources: Russell Peters clip approved by Russell Peters Management, Music licensed by AudioJungle *Please Like, Share or Comment* Icon Copyright: alexwhite / 123RF Stock Photo […]
As a young girl, I didn’t see the resemblance. Now, it’s hard to ignore: I am the mirror image of my mother’s 40-something-year-old self. At this point in my life, this is less of a revelation and more of a life-changing insight into who I am – as an adult, as a parent and as […]
I wrote about my grandmother in a couple of earlier posts. She was “the strongest woman ever,” remember? Unfortunately, she wasn’t strong enough to survive a heart attack. She passed away in June. At her memorial service, the common theme among our conversations and shared stories was her strength – her strength of spirit; her […]
We just got back from what has become our annual family camping trip to Algonquin Park and I’m realizing that camping really takes commitment. If you are planning a trip with a camping enthusiast, as my husband is, you have to be committed to going, even if: there is a thunderstorm; you are on your […]
Although her facts may be out of date, the internet could never teach patience and true love the way she can A couple of random facts about myself: I went to my first New Year’s Eve dance party when I was six months old. I tuck my young kids into bed at 8:00 pm every […]
My back is still aching and I’ve been having trouble bending over. My parents are preparing to sell their house, so I have been helping to clear out the junk, much of which I left behind after moving out 15 years ago. Anyway, you’re probably thinking that I forgot to bend my knees when I […]
I just thought of a really good comeback for that cranky, rude woman…the one who, at Tim Hortons, complained that my crying baby was disturbing her… …too bad that incident happened five years ago. Yes, I am one who will think up a deliciously, witty response…just, a bit too late. Other than George Costanza, I […]
My two young sons were arguing recently. It wasn’t an unusual occurrence. However, when they settled down, my youngest son turned to me and, with a huge smile, sang, “Now we have bad blood, it used to be mad love.” Innocent enough. But what do I say when he asks me about the lyrics with […]
*Fall Season starts on September 30, 2019* Looking for a mood booster? Legacy Crew, The Podcast, features uplifting stories about people simply “doing their part.” Inspired by Canadian philosopher Marshall McLuhan’s quote, “There are no passengers on spaceship earth. We are all crew,” Christina Lee Tennant, talks with people from all walks of life, who are making a positive impact - on their community; on their country; on their planet. Website: www.StoriesByChristina.com
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