This takes me back! I haven't been following you for 20 years quite, but it has been at least 16 or 17, since my now nearly-grown children were small. I hadn't realized your style had changed so much since the "quote of the week" days, because I still find your wisdom and humor so compelling. But it is nice to pop in for a visit.
That’s funny. On Friday I spoke to a group in Eugene, and one of them asked me if my writing style has changed in the last 25 years. I said I really don’t know. I hope I’ve become more concise and wise, but with a similar essence…?
Fun to read these "old" posts. I don't know how old Amy was when she wrote her review of the "day at the football game," but I must say, I am impressed by her writing skills. She obviously inherited her mother's talent for telling a great story!
This takes me back! I haven't been following you for 20 years quite, but it has been at least 16 or 17, since my now nearly-grown children were small. I hadn't realized your style had changed so much since the "quote of the week" days, because I still find your wisdom and humor so compelling. But it is nice to pop in for a visit.
That’s funny. On Friday I spoke to a group in Eugene, and one of them asked me if my writing style has changed in the last 25 years. I said I really don’t know. I hope I’ve become more concise and wise, but with a similar essence…?
Fun to read these "old" posts. I don't know how old Amy was when she wrote her review of the "day at the football game," but I must say, I am impressed by her writing skills. She obviously inherited her mother's talent for telling a great story!
Ben's wife will rise up and call you blessed.
I loved this glimpse into your hands-on days of raising kids!! And Amy's piece was well-written and enjoyable. :) Thank you!