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“Bridget”
One of the oldest houses in Paris,Ontario (Canada), not far from the library and right near the down town core, was our home.
By Cathy Deslippe3 years ago in Families
15 Family Bonding Activities That Build Closeness.
15 Fun Family Bonding Activities. Doing little things together can help bond parents and children to each other while strengthening family relationships. There are many activities to consider such as:
By ganga3 years ago in Families
Does Any of This Ever Make “Sense?”
I remember vividly the day in kindergarten, (1971?) I looked up a classmate’s dress. We were all sitting “Indian style” on the big carpet in the corner of our classroom, in a circle for show and tell.
By Martha Madrigal3 years ago in Families
Have you ever seen how far you can borrow money?
Someone said, "People can do anything when they are poor." At first I did not believe, the result of a friend borrowed money story to give me a lesson, really eye-opening.
By Sonny3 years ago in Families
10 Ways to Boost Your Child's Self-Esteem
Positive self-esteem is fundamental to a child's emotional and psychological well-being. It significantly affects their ability to form meaningful relationships, and how successful they are academically and, ultimately, in their chosen career.
By k eleanor3 years ago in Families
My Young Daughter Set a Boundary and I Respected It
My daughter and I have always been tight. Best friends, each other’s biggest supporters and fans. We’ve had a wonderful relationship. I’ve almost never let her down in the 17 years that we’ve been together. However, I’ll never forget the day she taught me a lesson in parenting.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Families
Tips for Losing Weight While Walking
Walking to lose weight was not a thought that Homo sapiens entertained for the majority of their evolutionary history. Walking and running were merely modes of transportation, the only ways to get from point A to point B. That is no longer the case for the majority of us these days. You're more likely to rely on a car, train, or bus to get to your destination. In addition to desk jobs and long hours, there are fewer opportunities in the day to walk anywhere for any reason—a major issue.
By jo3 years ago in Families
Understanding Hostile Aggressive Parenting Behavior Used to Sever the Parent-Child Relationship
At the point when I previously wedded, I didn't understand there was a 50 percent chance that my marriage would end in separate. During our marriage, we had a kid and once more, I didn't understand that there was a one of every six opportunity my separation would end up being "high struggle," and that my kid would be utilized by a furious and malignant ex to vindicate the disappointment of our marriage. Throughout the years since my separation, the mother's way of behaving has just heightened. In the long run, I came to get familiar with the significance of terms like Parental Alienation (PA), Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS), and Hostile Aggressive Parenting (HAP), and experienced how effectively the family court situation can be controlled by misleading charges.
By Kris Mayer3 years ago in Families
The New Little Mermaid is Black
The latest story of fake outrage in America has to do with the new Little Mermaid movie that’s coming out in May of 2023. Ariel is played by Halle Bailey, not to be confused with Halle Berry. She’s a beautiful African-American singer who was just shown in the Coming Soon trailer for the movie.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Families
The Mustang Couple
I was six years old when my parents moved my family from our property close to Elk Creek Lake to Underwood, Indiana. Although I went to school in Henryville, the closest grocery store to us was either the JayC Store or Walmart in Scottsburg. Each and every time my mom loaded my siblings and me in the car to go to Walmart, she would choose to take the backroads from our house into Scottsburg. Before cellphones and iPads ruled the world, we would pass the time during the short ride by looking out the windows and observing the world around us. This is how I came to notice the Mustang Couple.
By Jessie McDonald3 years ago in Families
Tom Brady-Selfish, Egotistical, Self-Centered?
I honestly thought my opinion on this matter was an unarguable no-brainer — that Tom Brady, supposedly the Greatest (football player) Of All Time (GOAT in today’s vernacular), is selfish, egotistical, and self-centered to the point of allowing his needs to destroy his marriage and family.
By Joan Gershman3 years ago in Families
The Worn Spot on the Floor
The smell of summer morning was replaced by the sweet aroma of bacon frying when I opened my grandma’s door. She always made sure there was plenty of that salty delicacy on the kitchen table because my cousin and I loved to graze on it all morning while consuming glass upon glass of the sweet tea in the brown ceramic pitcher.
By Ginger Gillenwater3 years ago in Families