“I think when I was two years old in the sandbox. I think I formulated my basic philosophy there, and I haven’t really had to alter it very much ever since.” – Boyd Rice My oldest son has been out of the house for almost five years, leaving home for basic training. Not too long after …
This question sparked a passionate debate on our Facebook page. I definitely understand this subject is touchy on all sides. Where do the Debt Free Divas weigh in? As with most things, we have our own view points. In the age of the boomerang generation, a weaker economy, and more students racking up huge amounts …
He stepped into my kitchen and extended his hand. I smiled and greeted him. While shaking his hand I glanced around the room. My son was surrounded by his friends. Some he hadn’t seen since they all scattered for college nearly a year ago. They resembled the boys he hung out with in the past, …
I recently started reading “29” by Adena Halpern. It’s the story of Ellie, who, on her 75th birthday, wished while blowing out the candles on her cake to be 29 years old again – and was magically granted the wish. I’ve so far enjoyed the amusing story of the cantankerous grandma made young again and her exploits …
I’ve become concerned about some recent changes in my son Daniel, who just finished his freshman year of college. In high school Daniel was completely normal–he played football, had lots of friends, was marginally spoiled (but in a good way) and spent a lot of time relaxing on our couch. But now that he’s home this summer, …