What Brand Are You Wearing?
(Values)
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Gleaning Before Greening
(Remembering that "springtime"
follows "winter")
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When
You're At the End of A Roll...Shoot Again
(Tenacity: keep on keepin on)
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It
Ain't Me Babe
(There's no such thing as a perfect
mom)
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Drama In the Morning
( Don't ignore those "gut feelings!")
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Easy Cruisin' Takes Some Bruisin'
(Success doesn't always come easy)
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I
Love You, I Love You Not
(Standing by commitments)
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Forgiving the Unforgiveable
(Understanding forgiveness)
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KAPLOP--A Nut is Grounded
(Laughter is good
for the soul.)
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A
Mother's Prayer
(Praying for our children)
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It Doesn't Make A Bit of Sense
(Coping with prejudice and cruelties)
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How
Much Do I Love Thee?
Let Me Count the Stitches - - - - - - -
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(Adjusting to a child leaving home)
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Venturing Into a Foreign Land
("What you give is what you get")
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Basking
or Masking?
("Whether we wear a basking smile
or a masking one, we need
to be in touch with our feelings
enough to know the difference.")
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Simon the Sage Says: "Make the Right
Choices"
(Teaching our children discernment)
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Converting Baby Steps into Giant Leaps
(Falling vs. failing)
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Blowing in the Wind
(Accountability for one's choices)
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Paperdolls, Pigtails, and Petticoats
(Little people are not paperdolls)
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Queasy Questions Produce Roaring Responses
(Giving courageous answers, regardless
of the consequences)
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Peee--u~~~~I Smell A Skunk!
("Smelling" & recognizing danger)
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Saying Goodbye, Saying Hello
(saying "goodbye" to a beloved family pet
& reuniting with an old friend)
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Heavy Lessons Yield Lighter Loads
(Setting limits)
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Trashy Treasures: The Recycling of
Love
("Giving Away Love is Like Throwing
a Boomerang")
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Where's Waldo?
(Living with a "canine teen-ager")
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Razzledazzle Rubies
(A grandmother's love leaves a lasting impact)
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Frogs and Hot Pots
(Standing up and speaking out for
one's convictions)
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Doom and Gloom Won't Stop A Bloom
Some children are simply "late
bloomers"
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Considering A Case of Correctness vs.
Compassion
(compassion for parents with gay
children)
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Lessons Gleaned From My Quacky Friends
"Some opportunities may never come
but once. It's crucial that we teach our children to embrace each opportunity
as it arrives."
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An Extraordinary Challenge (suggested
guidelines for child-rearing--learn from my mistakes)
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