The Thank You Game
Posted in Everyday Life, Holidays on October 2, 2019 by Shelley Pulliam I remember traveling across the country in the back of my dad’s white Ford Cougar during our summer
Posted in Everyday Life, Holidays on October 2, 2019 by Shelley Pulliam I remember traveling across the country in the back of my dad’s white Ford Cougar during our summer
Father’s Day can bring a mixed bag of sentiments for women. For the mom who’s been abandoned, it can stir up feelings of bitterness and frustration. Widows may
I’m not a fussy mom when it comes to holidays, but many moms feel they shouldn’t have to ask their kids to remember Mother’s Day or remind their children to
Easter and Christmas are my favorite holidays because I’m able to celebrate the birth and resurrection of my Savior. Easter is especially sacred since it is the time
Nobody wants to be negative on Mother’s Day. After all, it’s a day of celebrating being a mom and letting the kids dote on you. (Well, maybe they
I vote we change the February 14th holiday. How many of you are in favor of scratching this day off the calendar? No more red hearts and overpriced chocolates blanketing
Valentine’s Day is upon us. Everywhere we look we see balloons that say “Be Mine” or candied hearts with engraved “hugs.” Valentine’s Day can make a person feel
Culture paints a lovely, fairytale-like picture of the holiday season, doesn’t it? Children dressed in matching outfits, sipping hot chocolate by a fire, opening a mountain of gifts
It’s Christmas morning. Hopefully, you’re wrapped in a blanket sipping coffee and enjoying the spirit that only this season can bring. But in reality, you may be in the middle
Do you ever look back at certain pictures of when your children were little that evoke an emotional remembrance? This picture does that for me. It was in