The airplane plant in my office has bloomed and sprouted one little offspring. Its blossom is tiny and delicate. It is 11/16 inches across. Let me show you how it compares to the rest of the plant. The purple arrow points to that one delicate blossom. I believe that every person is ... View Post
Honoring the Thoughts and Efforts of Children
An elaborate, handmade pop-up card arrived at our house recently from our four-year-old granddaughter. Having her watch it be opened on Zoom turned out to be a precious memory. Our granddaughter began to bubble over with details about what all of her decorations were. I was amazed at how well she ... View Post
Smiling at the Future
One of my childhood memories is watching old Shirley Temple movies on television. If my memory serves me correctly, they came on on Sunday morning before we went to Sunday School. Looking back now, that doesn't seem to be the very best time for TV time. I shared her movies with our children when ... View Post
V.I.P.
You and I are very important people. We know that because: We are created in the image of God. Jesus died for us. Look in the mirror. Look at the people in your family pictures. Look at the contacts in your phone. Look at the face of the person in the car coming from the other direction ... View Post
Treasure Your Child Just the Way He Is
Before the COVID-19 quarantine started, our videographer Titus and I recorded a message in my kitchen. Titus has been making short videos with excerpts of that message. These are the "kitchen videos" I have been sharing with you occasionally. Here's a 90-second clip from that message. Last week ... View Post
A Gift No One Else Can Give Your Children
When I made out My Homeschool To Do List in 1994, I wrote out objectives that I believed were most important in our homeschool. I thought ahead to the skills and character traits I wanted our children to have when they became adults. One of those goals was "Be interesting." I was thinking last ... View Post
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