Yes, I’ve seen the cover and the controversy it’s stirred up. My inbox is very full. No, I haven’t read the articles. I’m not sure I’m going to. That might seem like a cop out. Maybe it is. But I’ve just returned from a few days in paradise, and re-entry requires energy and time. Plus,Read the whole post >>
Why ‘Giving It Your Best’ is Overrated {A Guest Post & a Giveaway!}
Today I’m honored to have Stephen Martin share a guest post that’s sure to help recovering perfectionists like myself. Stephen is a speech writer and journalist who blogs at Messy Quest. His first book The Messy Quest for Meaning: Five Catholic Practices for Finding Your Vocation, was just released by Sorin Books. Be sure toRead the whole post >>
Teaching Kids About Charity {A Guest Post}
I’m honored to have Emily Kirchner sharing a guest post. Emily is a freelance writer for Discount Catholic Products, an online retailer of Bibles, prayer cards, First Communion gifts, and many more. She learned the importance of charity at an early age, thanks to her mom who always brought her along when doing volunteer workRead the whole post >>
7 Quick Takes: The Missed Opportunity & More Edition
— 1 — Yesterday afternoon someone from Time magazine contacted me about participating in a “conceptual” photo shoot about attachment parenting. They had read some of my posts on the subject and wanted to see if might be able to fly up to New York City with some of my kiddos (my two youngest probably)Read the whole post >>
And the winners are…
Thanks to everyone who entered my recent Easter Giveaway. Thanks to everyone who reads (endures) my rambling period. The nifty Random.org helped me choose the lucky winners. I’ve listed them below. If I had an email address, I’ve contacted you (or will be emailing shortly). If not, I need you to shoot me an emailRead the whole post >>
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