Tag Archives: parenting

Respecting the Difficulty of Parenting

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Jim Spiegel

Lately, Amy and I have been pondering the difficulty of parenting, as well as the way the difficulty is often regarded.  It is interesting to hear some people’s comments about those who express their struggles in raising numerous children.  Often, … Continue reading →

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Sour Grapes and the Art of Forgiveness

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Amy Spiegel

Being a parent tends to bring out some rather unpleasant sides of one’s character that perhaps would be better left unseen, hidden beneath the slimy underbelly of one’s stone heart. It certainly would be easier for one’s self-esteem. It is … Continue reading →

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Faith and the Friendly Skies

Posted on April 14, 2009 by Amy Spiegel

Have you ever noticed how everyday activities that you do without much thought seem rather odd when you step back and examine them? I have shared my love for carbonated beverages with you and while I am still very much … Continue reading →

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The Difference Between Children and Wild Animals

Posted on February 5, 2009 by Jim Spiegel

Amy and I love our children.  In fact, we think they are the most fascinating creatures in the world.  But it sure is a lot of work trying to civilize those little people.  “Maggie, please stop making that chirping sound.”  … Continue reading →

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