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Setting Up New Routines (thanks to the Coronavirus)

3/30/2020

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My friend inspired me this week. 

Her family is thriving right now. 

It was incredibly good for me to hear her joy and I wanted to share it with you. 

Now, just so you know the back story, this particular friend is an operating room nurse. Since people aren’t scheduling surgeries right now, she probably won’t be needed at her workplace for a month or so.


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Setting up Homeschooling (because of the CoronaVirus)

3/25/2020

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I never thought I’d say this, but we are setting up for homeschooling. 

On Monday, March 30, 2020, because of the Coronavirus and our schools shutting down for the school year, this new adventure begins. I have one fifth grader and three high schoolers. (Plus a college student, but he doesn’t need or want my help!) 

We are also under “order” from our county commissioner to stay at home unless we have to work or get necessities. 

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Become a Light for Others

3/24/2020

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I have never spent as much time writing a post as I have for this one. In the last four days I have written and deleted, over and over.  

Which means that I am still processing. 

Last night, before I went to sleep, I wrote out these questions on the notepad beside my bed:

  • How can you inspire?
  • How can you add value to the conversation that we’re all having?

I woke up early with some big thoughts.


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3 Simple Things You Can Do for Your Family During a Crisis

3/19/2020

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This entire year I’ve been writing about Creating a Beautiful Family Culture. Well, it’s no longer “dream and scheme” time. It’s GO TIME. 

Right now, with a world-wide crisis, you are being presented with a massive opportunity to dive deeper into Family Living. 

You can do it. You, as the parent, have INCREDIBLE power in your home right now.
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The Kindest Thing You Can Do For Your Spouse

3/16/2020

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Imagine sitting down with your newly-engaged daughter and asking her these questions: 

  • What kind of a marriage do you want? 
  • How do you want your soon-to-be husband to treat you?

What do you think she would say? 

She’d most likely gush that she wants a fabulous marriage. She wants a great relationship with her husband. 


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Finding Your Happy

3/9/2020

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Last week I stumbled onto a Netflix show called “Love is Blind” and I, well, I got sucked in. It’s not a show I’d recommend, simply because it is incredibly superficial (think The Bachelorette) but it taught me something. 

People are clueless on what it takes to have a good, strong, solid relationship. As I watched the stories unfold, I realized just how fantastic my marriage really is! 

I had been thinking that my husband and I were a bit disconnected. In reality, Russ and I are crushing it.

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When was Your "At Last" Moment?

3/5/2020

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When did you first recognize that your spouse was actually the one you wanted to spend the rest of your life with?  

Was it instantaneous? Or was it a process?  

When did your heart open? When did you recognize that, finally, finally, this was the one? 

I know you are busy. So am I. But. Making the time to stir this particular pot is worth our time.


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Bringing New Life to Your Marriage

3/2/2020

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Many years ago I met a woman, Kim, and she was deliriously happy-in-love with her husband. 

My husband, Russ, and I loved being with this couple because they were focused. Generous. Kind. Loving. And they laughed a lot.

Over the years that changed. Kim started getting frustrated with her husband. She let that frustration be felt, seen and heard by all those around her.

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