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Pushed to Pray

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Written by Jen

On a recent rainy Monday evening, I had the honor of "visiting" a book club meeting. Not being a regular member, I didn't read the book--nor did I even remember the title I was given when invited--but the ladies who invited me are former neighbors and I relished the opportunity to gather with friends. What a lovely evening it was.

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12 Tips for College "Frosh Moms" Everywhere

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Written by Jennifer Redmond

 

Plenty of us send our kids off to college. Many of us lie and say it’s no big deal. Fact: It’s an adjustment. Your child must adjust. So do you. My son took 12 minutes to transition to college life. Me? Um, it was tougher than I anticipated. Yet, we still like each other (even after a summer together at home), so I can confidently share some tried-and-true advice for those heading into that rookie year.

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Take Me Out To The Ballgame

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Written by Brian Redmond

Do you see that guy eating peanuts and Cracker Jacks® over there? He's just like you. In fact, there is a stadium full of people here who are just like you. They're watching the same game, but they are all unique. What is this game? It's not just baseball; it's life.

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Parents, Use it or Lose it

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Written by Jen Friday, 25 February 2011 17:58


Technology, that is. And the ability to reach your teens in their world.

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Christmas Greetings Past Due

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Written by Jen Sunday, 19 December 2010 15:17

A Facebook friend chided me recently for failing to send my family's holiday greeting letter these past few years. Apparently, there are a few souls out there who looked forward to our humor-laced "annual disaster letter," as somebody once coined it. I adopted this unconventional update when my children were young and the rest of the world seemed to be having exciting adventures. My husband and I had a great time crafting an update about what we DIDN'T do (as well as chronicling our many unbelievable-but-true mishaps), thus creating somewhat of a Christmas tradition.

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