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Where Are The Parents?
Another school shooting today, this time in Maryland. This time the “bad guy with a gun” was killed by a “good guy with a gun.” But, the bad guy was 17 years old, so even though there was someone there … Continue reading
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Tagged be nice, common sense, commonsense, discipline, firearms, golden rule, gratitude, Great Mills, gun control, gun sanity, guns, Maryland, NRA, parenting, parenting process, parenting teens, raising children, responsibility, School shootings, student movement, teaching, teenagers, teens, training
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The Problem with Perfection
They say “nobody’s perfect,” and they’re right. Perfection is a myth. Really. The problem is, that if we look at Instagram, Facebook, or other social media postings, it might appear that a lot of people have really perfect lives. What … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, common sense, commonsense, confident parenting, discipline, facebook, family, gratitude, happiness, instagram, loving family, parenting process, parenting teens, perfection, raising children, simplification, social media, teenagers, teens, vanity
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Put Down The Controller (and Nobody Gets Hurt)
My name is Richard, and I am an addict. When my children were young and asleep I used to sneak into our family room, power up our Nintendo, and quietly play the now-ancient video game with infectious music called “The … Continue reading
