Yesterday’s Mail is a fun collection of five stand alone stories that are connected in an unexpected way. My favorite was Operation Post Haste by Chautona Havig. The story is woven together in a way that brings past into the present, and connects the characters in an unexpected way. Within minutes of starting this book, the characters quickly became some of my favorites! I love Brandie’s passion to make good decisions for her son, Dylan, and I love Dylan’s passion to protect his mom in a super … [Read More...]
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Aren’t You Worried?
This was originally posted on Instagram: May 29, 2016. I wanted to share it with you here... Aren't you worried? After four years and seven foster babies, I’ve heard this question a lot in reference to my biological kids. Yes I am wor … [Read More...]
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Yesterday’s Mail (Crossroads Collection, Book 2)
Yesterday’s Mail is a fun collection of five stand alone stories that are connected in an unexpected way. My favorite was Operation Post Haste by Chautona Havig. The story is woven together in a w … [Read More...]
Yesterday’s Mail (Crossroads Collection, book 2)
Yesterday’s Mail is a fun collection of five stand alone stories that are connected in an unexpected way. My favorite was Operation Post Haste by Chautona Havig. The story is woven together in a w … [Read More...]
Ready or Not by Chautona Havig
Ready or Not is the first of a four book series by one of my favorite authors, Chautona Havig. This is one of my most favorite series, and the great news is that Ready or Not is now free for a short … [Read More...]
I’m thinking of an animal! A fast, fun, and easy family game for kid of all ages!
Here's a quick and easy game to play as a family, perfect for whatever you are doing today! We play this whenever we need to fill a little time- waiting in the doctor’s office or for our food to a … [Read More...]
Family Far Away?
10 Tips for Helping Your Kids Stay Connected with Family who don’t live close to you. It is hard when you have family that lives far away. Believe me, I know- as much as I wish it different, I hav … [Read More...]