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Six Life Lessons from My Mother
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Six Life Lessons from My Mother (and Four from My Daughters) My mother and my daughter are 50 years apart in age. I passed my mom’s lessons on to my daughters because they were valuable and filled with wisdom. On the other side of the coin, with all the change in the world, my daughters…
Duck Dynasty is “GOOD”
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Watching the early news the other morning was exhilarating. I was laughing and listening and agreeing with the values and wisdom of the guests, the Robinson family. So was my husband Shelly. For those of you who do not watch the television show Duck Dynasty, look it up and cancel all other plans for the evening.…
Healthy Living: Powerful Produce
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Fresh and colorful produce adds flavor and variety to your meals, and provides you with many much-needed vitamins and nutrients. Here’s five fruits and vegetables that have high nutritional value without too much sugar. 1. Blueberries. The antioxidants found in blueberries are associated with good memory and improved brain function. They are great with yogurt…
How to Make the Blended Family Work
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I am the grandmother of a blended family, which is defined in the Oxford dictionary as “a family consisting of a couple and their children from previous relationships.” A blended family is a complex institution. I know from 22 years of experience. I contend that the matriarch of the family can successfully blend through her…
Keeping Up With Myself
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Most days I am like the Sun, bright, energetic, warm, smiling and bigger than life. Then there are those days when I describe myself as falling raindrops, my emotions landing here, there and everywhere. Oh! I long to be the Sun everyday. Most of my raindrops I bring on myself because I want to do…
Story of the Red String
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I am really lucky to have a wonderful family and a terrific set of friends from all walks of life. American, European, Asian, Hispanic, African American, Jewish, Christian, non-believers, young and older, and the list goes on… One thing they all have in common: They love my Red String. Two years ago I began wearing…
Gramma Good Travels to Israel
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I recently traveled with my husband to Israel, a country about the size of New Jersey. Established in 1948, Israel (meaning “He Who Strives with God”) is a democracy in the Middle East and the only Jewish-majority state in the world. Since its founding, Israel has fought several wars with neighboring Arab nations. The citizens,…
5 Ways to Slow Down in a Fast-Paced World
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If you are worrying about tomorrow, you aren’t living in today. In our go-go, have to get-ahead world it can be difficult to slow down and live in the now. In order to truly make your life your own and not get sucked into this world driven by fear-based media, insincere social media networks and…
5 Bible Trivia Questions
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1. Who wrote the words on the tables of stone for the 10 Commandments? 2. God told Abraham that his children would be as numerous as what two things? 3. Which prophet saw God give life to a pile of dry bones? Scroll down to find the answers. ANSWERS: 1. God. Exodus 31:18, 34:1 2. The stars…
5 Reasons Your Grandkids Don’t Call You
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Despite our best efforts, we make mistakes. We, even us grandmothers, are creatures of imperfection. All we can do is recognize our weaknesses, ask for forgiveness and be proactive about turning these negatives into positives. When we are indebted, however, others may not be so forgiving – especially teenagers and young adults. So, if you are…
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