It is said that things come in threes. It's confirmation. It's wholeness. It represents the beginning, the middle, and the end. It's body, soul, and spirit. And to me, it's faith, hope, and … [Read more...]
Will the Real Men Please Stand Up?
Years ago there was a game show called To Tell the Truth wherein a person of some notoriety and two impostors try to match wits with a panel of four celebrities. The object of the game is to try … [Read more...]
You Can Do It! Change your Life with E-Learning
Not everyone attends college directly out of high school! Gasp! Gulp! But, it’s true. A great many people coming out of high school choose a different path out of desire or necessity. Whether you … [Read more...]
How to Pack for College in Three Easy Steps – Plus Staples #Giveaway
Packing for my son to move away to college was strategic and intentional because we knew his dorm room was not very big, and he had to share the space with his roommate. So being the Internet junkie … [Read more...]
Decorating My Son’s College Dorm Room with Style, iTunes, and Lowes #iTunesLowes15
The day has finally come for my last child, my baby boy, my ONLY boy to move away to college. I'm so proud of Spencer's accomplishments thus far and I know he will make his college years … [Read more...]
My Man Crush Monday #MCM
So, since it's Monday, I thought I would share my Man Crush #MCM for today. Well, as his mom, he's my 'man crush' everyday. This is my handsome son, Spencer! I'm taking advantage of … [Read more...]
10 Things that I Love About My Husband
I posted this on my Facebook profile a few days before my husband died and got a lot of awesome responses. I hope this will encourage you to write down 10 things that you love about your husband. If … [Read more...]
Two Kids Apps that are Great for Alzheimer’s Patients
Kids Academy does it again with another great app. My mom has end-stage Alzheimer's Disease, which means she's a toddler in an adult body so I'm always looking for ways to keep her engaged and … [Read more...]
What Distracts You When Driving?
I remember when I first got my driver's license, my dad would say "Kelli, don't listen to the radio when driving, it can kill you". Like most teenagers, I listened first but as I became more … [Read more...]
Getting Children Involved in Money Saving Early
It is never too early to teach your children about the importance of money. Your instruction can help them begin a life of fiscal responsibility that they can teach to their children. Money is not … [Read more...]
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