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Hallway Torture
(This is a re-post for newer readers.) One of the toughest challenges we had as parents was regarding discipline. We wanted to be firm but loving and fair and for the consequences to be effective, age-appropriate, and child-specific. Unfortunately, it … Continue reading →
Posted in Challenges, Children, Creativity, Discipline & Consequences, Fairness, Parenting, True Stories I've Written, Youth
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Tagged child, children, consequences, discipline, fair, fairness, hallway, parenting, torture
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Hallway Torture
One of the toughest challenges we had as parents was regarding discipline. We wanted to be firm but loving and fair and for the consequences to be effective, age-appropriate, and child-specific. Unfortunately, it quickly became obvious that what is a … Continue reading →
Posted in Discipline & Consequences, Family "Fun", Parenting, True Stories I've Written
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Tagged child, children kids, conseuences, discipline, fair, firm, grounded, hallway, kid, loving, parents, parneting
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In Remembrance
A friend and his two sons were part of a group of 250 Boy Scouts who devoted part of their day at local the national cemetary today to plant little flags on the graves of the many men and women … Continue reading →
Posted in Courage, Generosity, Gratitude, Making the World a Better Place, Random Thoughts
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Tagged Boy Scouts, cemetary, country, fair, fairness, Friend, friends, gave all, globablly, grateful, gratitude, grave, graveyard, justice, lasting peace, Memorial Day, military, nation, peace, sacrifice, serve, service, thank you, thanks, time
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Fifth Grader Creates A Video Game For His Blind Grandmother
When a fifth grader wanted to be able to share the video game fun for his beloved blind grandmother, he created one from scratch, and in the process won his school’s science fair. http://tinyurl.com/7v98wdm
Posted in Creativity, Grandparenting & Grandkids, Inspiring, LIfe Lessons, Vids & Stories That Touched Me
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Tagged blind, blind grandmother, fair, Fifth-grader, game, gandma, grandmother, School, science, science fair, video, video game
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