Tag: kids
20
Feb
Social Connection… Not Easy But Best
by Kari Scare
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Because introversion is a dominant part of my personality, I used to believe I did not need much social interaction. In fact, I once bragged...
02
Jan
Life Themes, Part 1
by Kari Scare
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Effective and Productive Lots of people make New Year’s resolutions. In fact, about half of Americans make them. Unfortunately, according to Norcross & Vangarelli as...
17
Oct
Discovering Joyful Simplicity
by Kari Scare
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The more I simplify my life, the more I realize simplicity comes intertwined with joy. The simpler my physical life and surroundings, the deeper and...
01
Aug
What Drives Your Passion?
by Kari Scare
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What is Passion? Passion for anything, including my work, my kids and my husband, is misplaced if they exist as the focus and driving force...
30
May
Get Ready to Be Ready
by Kari Scare
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Being Prepared My mind naturally gravitates toward what’s coming and to being prepared for it. In fact, I struggle turning my thoughts away from planning,...
11
Apr
Easter Memories
by Kari Scare
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Easter Memories Easter Sunday holds a prominent place in my childhood, church-going memories. The smell of Lilies. New clothes. The Easter bonnet my mom wanted...
04
Apr
Full Commitment
by Kari Scare
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Cultural Commitment Ask almost anyone over the age of 60 about commitment, and they’ll tell of a time when, “Your word was your bond.” If...
14
Mar
Unbroken Perseverance
by Kari Scare
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Unbroken Toward the end of the movie Unbroken, Louis Zamperini is again being tortured by a Japanese prison camp officer. This man, known as “The...
04
Oct
Waiting Is The Hardest Part
by Kari Scare
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Waiting in line. Waiting for dinner. Waiting for a train. Waiting for a package to arrive. Waiting for test results. Waiting for your teen to...
28
Jun
How to Not Exasperate Your Children
by Kari Scare
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Do you exasperate your children? Ephesians 6:4 gives this advice regarding parenting… “Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in the training...