Mary was an artist, writer, fragrance and make-up junkie, traveler, student of the Bible and two time cancer survivor. That last part didn't define her, and she was a testimony of strength. She was a mentor mom for MOPS, and loved working with and getting to know young moms. To Mary, motherhood, was a sacred calling, difficult and challenging, but worth raising quality people who are a blessing to society. We miss Mary and are so thankful that she shared bits and pieces of her wisdom with us.
“Please Nana.” “Yes, pleeeeeeeeeeese Nana, come swimming with us!” Tatum and Turner looked up at me with big pleading eyes. Eyes full of love and anticipation. It was the love...
Princess Mary Brynn You never know about them. How they’ll act at any given moment. Depends on which way the wind blows. She was so excited that Nana was coming...
You’ve heard the comparison between making pancakes and raising kids? With the pancakes, you burn the first one and throw it away. All the rest turn out perfect. Of our...
Teenagers are in a difficult position. They’re still children. They’re adults in many ways too. Maybe you’ve heard this last bit of news many times if you have one or...
“Oh, isn’t he cute when he plays like that?” “I’d like a house with a play room for the kids.” “Let’s get together for a playdate.” When you have children,...
It’s May. On your screened porch. A warm breeze carries the fragrance of lilacs from around the corner. Your favorite cold drink sits on the table next to you. With...