Bringing Home a Grudge for Christmas?
Bringing any grudges home for Christmas?
Bringing Home a Grudge for Christmas?
Families members coming together for the Christmas season sometimes bring more than themselves.
Once you understand what a grudge is, you'll see what memories and feelings...good and bad, come w...
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Don’t Hug a Grudge Book Giveaway!
English and Spanish $4.99 FREE GIVEAWAY...THIS BOOK
Interview and
Giveaway
A friend of mine, Jill Farris, is doing an interview with me and offering a book giveaway. Her choice was her 6 year old son's favorite, Don't Hug a Grudge by Donna Perugini.
Meet the D...
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What Do You Know About a Grudge?
Don't Hug a Grudge by Donna Perugini
Everyone's heard about grudges.......
We even have wrestling matches on television that are called, 'grudge matches' (which are more for show than real).
Grudges Appear Small and Harmless at First
I wrote a children's book...
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Your Child’s Character and Your Faith
1st book in the 'Orville Series' The Flight of Orville Wright Caterpillar by Donna Perugini
Do you imagine teaching your child character is like making them eat brussels sprouts?
The key to character building is sharing your own faith-filled values with your children. ...
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I’m Not A Doormat!
I'm guest posting on Rediscovering Domesticity
"Power Struggles in Marriage". Take a stroll over and read the article, leave your comments and find out more about me....er, us.
Audra Barrick is the blog owner, spending the whole month of February exploring marriage...
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Sticks and Stones?
No Name Calling Week! Jan. 24-28
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me!"
Who are you kidding? Of course names will hurt you...your children...your spouse..people in your life. What's sad is when those words pour out of our own mouths di...
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Lack Confidence? It’s Promotion Day!
1st book in the 'Orville Series' The Flight of Orville Wright Caterpillar by Donna Perugini
Let me tell you about confidence!
As I was growing up, I seriously lacked confidence. When I wanted a cookie from my grandmother, I'd send my little sister to ask for me. If ...
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