Showing posts with label joy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label joy. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

And Now For Some Warm Fuzzies...


I've gotta say, I am really enjoying the conversation that this morning's post generated. If you haven't checked it out yet, please do! I love it when people pay attention to important issues and aren't afraid to share their views.

But, ever mindful of the severity of the subject matter of that post, I thought I'd interrupt this broadcast to throw some warm fuzzies your way. I really love this; it definitely captures the joy that children bring to our world.


See, whether you agree with everything on MLWP or not (and it's far more interesting if you don't!), there's something for everyone. So please keep coming back!

Monday, December 26, 2011

Fighting The Christmas Hangover

Hello, everyone! I hope all of you who celebrated Christmas yesterday had a wonderful day with family and friends.  For me, the best part is, of course, seeing the pure joy on Anna's face.

Christmas represents many things - for some, a religious celebration, for others a special reason for quality time with family and friends, and for others an occasion for spoiling those we love with awesome gifts.  For many of us, it may be all of the above. Whatever one's reason for celebrating, there's no doubt that Christmas is wonderful, fun, joyful, and.......totally exhausting.

Zzzzzz.......
I know what you're thinking - maybe I had a little too much Bailey's last night. I didn't, although I do enjoy the stuff.  I'm not talking about that kind of hangover. I'm talking about the tired, over-full, headachy, run over by a train feeling that often follows Christmas.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Children are Miraculous

It's so true. I just had to share this awesome photo with you. It was posted by my friend on Facebook, but is originally from a website called "The Joyful Mother," which advertises itself as a blog with life coaching and tips for moms. Check it out!

Enjoy!  Then go home and squeeze your kids. :)

  
from www.thejoyfulmother.com