I have taken two extended European trips, one with a band that I managed and the second with my two daughters. In both trips
I have recently observed the reemergence of the jumpsuit. You know, the one-piece article of clothing that you stick your legs through and pull
I recently had lunch at a wonderful lakeside restaurant where my server was a cute, incredibly perky girl in her mid-twenties. Looking at her,
It was Halloween day, and this was the first year my daughter realized it might just be a great event in which she wanted to participate.
The Grit and Grace Project ladies banded together to share some of their best Halloween tips for you and the kids… 1. Buy candy you
I recently traveled through Northeastern Georgia as we headed to the mountains of North Carolina. We have the privilege of enjoying the autumn in
What not to do for your child: 1. Don’t fight all their battles. They won’t learn to fight for themselves. 2. Don’t fix all their mistakes. Consequences
Life’s fairy tale—fact or fiction? I hear the clamor of female voices saying, “Disney lied! There are no princes! There is no happily ever after!”
I ran out my front door late for an appointment, having grabbed everything I thought I would need. Behind me, before the door slammed,
During my teen years my mother often delivered a final sentence as I gathered my keys and purse and ran out the door to
What does it take to make sure your children realize God cares about every little thing in their lives? Here are 5 suggestions: 1. Make
*The reality of suicide has touched the lives of several of the writers at The Grit & Grace Project so we are taking the opportunity to
So a large majority of your friends are married and you are not. Do you celebrate because you dodged the bullet or do you
Looking for a man worth your time? Here are a few tips that will help you avoid wasting time on Mr. What-Was-I-Thinking. 1. Make a man list. Every
Women have changed the world, with their grit and their grace.
I have heard the cries of teachers I know, family and friends, the caretakers of our children. I have watched as their passion has
So you’ve just spent hours in the Target dorm room aisles
I try extremely hard to take every one of my questions, doubts and confusion to the source of all my life answers, my faith.
Today in America, we have the privilege to enjoy all that the 4th of July affords—the cookouts, fireworks and community gathered to celebrate. Here at The Grit
Standing in the grocery aisle looking at the magazines covers, I find myself pondering. Not on who is divorcing, marrying, cheating, too fat, too
Because my husband and I worked in our own businesses, our vacations were some of the most precious times we had with our daughters.
Five things I learned to keep me from drowning at work: 1. Touch a paper or view an email once. Deal with it immediately, put