The leaves are beginning to change colours. The air is crisp in the morning when I go out for school drop off. We are looking for conkers on our walk to church. How many can we put in our pockets? They can’t be crushed but need to be whole. All signs that autumn has arrived. The days are getting shorter. It is dark early in the evening. I want to eat soup or hot stew and just drink something hot….
I am enjoying the signs of spring — daffodils blooming, lambs in the field, blue skies, and buds on the trees. The days are getting a bit longer. The seasons are changing. I am thankful for the seasons as they remind us of God’s faithfulness. What happened in March? Are you asking yourself that question? Well, let me think and flip back through my planner and my notebook. My word for the year was Connect. Do you remember your word for…
February can be a difficult month as the weather can still be wintery combined with a short month. I find that when it is cold and dark, I have to work hard to be motivated. Some days I just need to do something for 15 minutes. I did continue to connect and grow in February. At the end of each month, I plan some time to just sit and review the month. This is a time to review what was planned,…
Who am I? I ask myself that question at times. While I might be asking that, it is also a question that you, the readers, might be asking. Who is Beth? You can read the about me that I wrote when I began the blog. I thought I would write a 2019 Edition of my passion as I write this year. I enjoy reading blogs and one of the first things I often read is the “About me”. Writing…
Who are Special Needs parents? These are parents that have know medical terms even through they have never gone to medical school. These are parents who know how to use just about anything for therapy. Special Needs parents do things longer than other parents. (We had one child in diapers/nappies until that child was about 6.) Special Needs Parents Push to get the children to do things, try things, achieve, Don’t want their child discriminated Want opportunities for their child…