What Our Kids Really Want Is A Mom Who Can Be More And Do Less
[box] While I’m taking a blogging break, I will be posting some of my favorite posts from 2014. Happy New Years![/box] This is a repost from September 2014. To see the original post, click here. If I stayed inside the house one more minute, I might seriously explode. Every time I turned around, a new […]
Grades Are Overrated
[box] While I’m taking a blogging break, I will be posting some of my favorite posts from 2014. Happy New Years! [/box] Today’s post is a repost from May 2014. You can view the original post here. “Hi, Renee. Can you come in next week to discuss your son’s test results?” My heart felt that […]
Please join me in a day of praise
Friends, I posted this on Facebook today. Normally, I wouldn’t blog a status update, but I would love you to join me today in a day of praise. You can see the Facebook post here Post by Renee Robinson. My 9-year-old son Zachary is struggling with fear. Many of you know he was diagnosed with late […]
The One Christmas Preparation We Can’t Miss
I avoid going out in the final days before Christmas. The hustle and bustle, the anxiety and stress, the talk of preparing for Christmas, and the conversations of “I’m not ready” or “I’m ready for it to be over” are a discouragement. Instead, I hide away at home with my boys in these final days. […]
Longing for Christmas Rest
As the final days of Christmas unwrap before me, I rest. Rest looks different than I realize most days. For me rest is more internal. It’s a turning over my plans, my ideas, my hopes, my failures, my fears, my everything to Him. I am resting in Him. It’s been a tough fall for our […]
When Your Christmas Season Doesn’t Go According To Plan
I walk past the 4 foot tree in the upstairs hall and take note. A sprinkling of handmade ornaments hang on its branches. The rest of the ornaments remain in the box. A box of handprints. A box of painting gone wild. A box of love disguised as art projects. It’s not the most […]
