All of our children (“the Princes and Princesses of Maine, the Kings and Queens of New England’) should have a status that recognizes their unique circumstances and seeks to enhance every step along their development journey.
forgiveness
Relate – Rupture – Repair; Repeat
We should always be prepared to Relate (while regulated) – (deal with the inevitable) Rupture – (actively) Repair.
Change is a parenting constant – Part III
Change will “attempt” to affect transitions but our preparedness for change can bolster our strengths and minimize our weaknesses.
End of life care – a la THE PITT
We have the opportunity to use these blessings of life, at the moments of death, to exalt their memory and so honor them and their lives.
Forgiveness is so hard
I have learned over my forgiveness journey that our humanity usually gets in the way of this process.
Forgiveness – “Are we there yet?”
Like our children ask on the highway, “are we there yet?” is an applicable question for our own forgiveness journey.