Planning a graduation party? This post explains it all! From choosing a theme to sending invites, setting up food, and planning activities, you’ll find everything you need to honor your grad in style. Let’s make it a day to remember!
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Feeling overwhelmed? Ready for a fresh start this spring? 🌿 Shake off the winter blues and refresh your faith and family routine with simple, joy-filled ideas! From faith-building activities to peaceful home resets, this blog post will help you embrace the season with renewed energy and purpose.
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There are so many things to juggle as a mom – work, school drop-offs, church commitments, meal planning, all the things. It’s easy to feel like life is just a whirlwind of schedules and obligations. But can I let you in on a little secret? Your family doesn’t need more activities—they need more of YOU.
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Yes, parenting can be overwhelming, but doing our best to stay focused on God will help keep an atmosphere of peace in our homes. Will our efforts cause our kids to make good choices all the time? Probably not. Like us, they have free will. But if our focus is on God, and we communicate the importance of that focus, then the odds of good decision making are greater.
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After my friends got evacuated from the Los Angeles area fires I realized something. All those bug out bags are great and all but they miss some of the most important things. Like the things you cannot replace. So today’s post gives you the most important things to put in your go bag. All links are included so you can create your bag quickly.
The Essential Guide to Creating a Go Bag – What the “Experts” Are Missing Read More »
In today’s distracted world, meaningful conversations are rare but essential for strong relationships. To foster deeper connections, practice true understanding through active listening, avoid distractions, and use non-verbal cues. Also, ask open-ended questions and share personal experiences to encourage vulnerability and trust. Genuine effort can transform your interactions.
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