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| Read Free E-Zine Jan., Feb., March |
When I was doing "spring cleaning" yesterday, I found an
old folder that had this reminder printed on the cover:
When a society or a civilization perishes, one condition
can always be found. They forgot where they came from.
—Carl Sandburg
Hummm ... that's worth thinking about.
How about these words that Paul Greenberg wrote in his
Jan. 31 Arkansas-Democrat Gazette column: "Yes,
nations change, as people do. But without a set of inner
beliefs, we wind up abandoning principles as regularly as
we adopt them. ..."
And long before either Sandburg or Greenberg were
born, the following timeless advice was penned in the
book of Proverbs: "Do not forget my teaching, but let
your heart keep my commandments" (3:1).
I'm reminded of the importance of remembering our
roots, living out our beliefs, and following His teachings.
Have a great week,
Mary
old folder that had this reminder printed on the cover:
When a society or a civilization perishes, one condition
can always be found. They forgot where they came from.
—Carl Sandburg
Hummm ... that's worth thinking about.
How about these words that Paul Greenberg wrote in his
Jan. 31 Arkansas-Democrat Gazette column: "Yes,
nations change, as people do. But without a set of inner
beliefs, we wind up abandoning principles as regularly as
we adopt them. ..."
And long before either Sandburg or Greenberg were
born, the following timeless advice was penned in the
book of Proverbs: "Do not forget my teaching, but let
your heart keep my commandments" (3:1).
I'm reminded of the importance of remembering our
roots, living out our beliefs, and following His teachings.
Have a great week,
Mary
Are you a parent or grandparent looking for ways to entertain the
little ones? How about letting them help you make candy?
If you have concerns about kitchen safety, the microwave should
lay some of them to rest. Although it is possible to sustain a burn
while using this appliance, it's ... Read More.
little ones? How about letting them help you make candy?
If you have concerns about kitchen safety, the microwave should
lay some of them to rest. Although it is possible to sustain a burn
while using this appliance, it's ... Read More.
Turtle Candies
by Helen Austin
by Helen Austin
| Q: My two children, ages 7 and 11, are asking for allowances. What is a good age to start this practice? A: There is no magical age to start receiving an allowance; it is more about the maturity of your child. Teaching money management skills ... Read more. |
Since you're reading this article, I believe that you care deeply
for your children and want the best for them. Because of that, I’d
like to ask you a couple of questions:
1) Would you allow unlocked doors when your kids are staying
home alone? ... Read more.
for your children and want the best for them. Because of that, I’d
like to ask you a couple of questions:
1) Would you allow unlocked doors when your kids are staying
home alone? ... Read more.
How to Protect the Kids When They're Surfing the Web
by Mary May Larmoyeux
by Mary May Larmoyeux
Allowances
by Nancy Downing
by Nancy Downing
Think Spring ... Make a Birdhouse
by Mary May Larmoyeux
by Mary May Larmoyeux
One of the Christmas presents that Pops and I gave our grands
was a birdhouse (one to each family). Although we thought that
the kids would like them, we were surprised at how thrilled they
were about them.
Now, they weren’t just ordinary birdhouses—they were designed
... Read more.
was a birdhouse (one to each family). Although we thought that
the kids would like them, we were surprised at how thrilled they
were about them.
Now, they weren’t just ordinary birdhouses—they were designed
... Read more.
