To My Young Adult
My husband, Edric, decided to institute a rite of passage for all our sons when they leave their childhood years and enter young adulthood. Since…
My husband, Edric, decided to institute a rite of passage for all our sons when they leave their childhood years and enter young adulthood. Since…
Edric and I will be fifteen years married in July. That’s not a milestone by some standards, but in a day and age when many…
Spending time with my kids is always a highlight of my day, especially when I have one on one time with them. Today I focused…
Edric spoke on numbering our days during the Sunday Service two days ago. It was an inspiring message that challenged the audience to consider how…
My husband, Edric, and I invite our children to correct us and tell us how to improve. We don’t always recognize character areas where…
We buried my angkong today. It was a tearful goodbye but the joy of knowing he entered into eternity with the Lord superseded the sorrow…
I grew up with a mother who wasn’t a primadonna. She didn’t need anyone to baby her or massage her emotions. Just recently, I found…
My sister, Candy, struck up a conversation with me about how our parents are crazy busy. She explained that in Sacramento, when mom and dad…
When I was living at home with my parents, life was comfortable. My parents didn’t spoil my siblings and me, but they provided handsomely for…
My fourth child, Tiana, might be labeled as shy by people who first encounter her, especially when she clings on to me during social gatherings….
Years ago my third son, Titus, might have seemed like a difficult child to parent. He was strong-willed, easily upset, and physically curious. He cared…
When I married Edric, I had no idea what kind of a father he would be to our future children. I hoped that he would…