Despair
One month ago today, the world changed for my sisters and me, when Mop died. The word “orphan” seems silly to apply to a 60-something
Year: 2018
Breathing
My very favorite part in my very favorite book, To Kill a Mockingbird, is when Scout goes to first grade and it is discovered by
Technology and Young Children
The use of technology with young children is a controversial subject. As with most topics, it is possible to find research to support which ever
Giddy up, Granny!
Even though I’m from Texas, it’s a rare treat to get to ride a horse. My dad was a horse-lover and I’ve loved the IDEA
San Miguel de Allende
For the past 7 years, I’ve attended the Writers’ Conference in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. It’s been an extraordinary learning experience. Seems like I
Writing Your LifeStory
I love the genre of memoir and find myself drawn to real stories of real people, even above the wonderful fiction that I so enjoy.
When to Throw the Game
There is a fine line between helping a young child learn sportsmanship, and squashing his spirit. Intuitive parents/teachers/grandparents can read the child and know when
The Nana Rules
I am not a genius, but I am smart enough to know that my involvement with my grandchildren is based on gracious access granted by