TILL
A fun new acronym for parents. You are hoping for TILL or, “Today I Learned Lots” for short. Which is in fact, not likely to be the answer you get from your kids at the end of the day, sitting Read More …
Tag: time
This Pizza
This pizza or that pizza…which one do you like better? I know it is a summer 3-day weekend holiday, but good pizza is hard to pass up. When in Rome (or when in the greater NYC area) as they say, Read More …
Keep Training
No matter what is on the schedule keep training: Your mind Your body Your technology What ever it is that you rely on, or want to do, the learning is key. Keep training make the time, focus your energy and Read More …
A 30 Minute Wait
When there is a 30 minute wait, it always feels like longer, especially if you’re waiting for: Dinner – after skipping lunch Wash cycle – when you need to dry the clothes and pack them to leave Cake – that Read More …
Make Up The Rules
If you are in charge, you can make up the rules, right? Sure. I guess so. It works too. If – there is no other choice. Until there is. And – then, it stops working. Alternatively, sometimes people will stop Read More …
Once In a Blue
Once in a blue moon is actually kind of common – regardless of how old you are. According to some fairly quick, “half-assed internet research” (I skipped the sites were they gave you the formula and tapped into the one Read More …
Just Wait
Sometimes you have to just wait for things to settle down, shift gears and pause. Not because you can’t do it all at once, but because things take time. Bread dough needs to rise. Sauces and soups need to sit Read More …
Forgotten Again
What if you go to a restaurant and they forget to give you one of your items; then, you go back only to have the same item forgotten again? Maybe it is something else, not the dressing on the side, Read More …
Start Over
Remember that? No? Maybe you have to start over. Just start fresh. With a clean slate. It is better to start over so that you are completely sure. ~ Dawn aka Hat Girl
Your List (as a parent)
Well. Your list (as a parent) is rarely the same list as the one your kids have. Clean your room. Make your bed. Do your homework. Take time off from your tablet, phone, or computer. Write your thank you notes. Read More …