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Oh, for the love of my children…

The life I lead is led for the love of all children. Young. Old. Mine. And others.

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    Year: 2011

    Family and Forgiveness

    Merriam-Webster defines family as “a group of individuals living under one roof,” or, “the basic unit in society traditionally consisting of two parents rearing their children.” Those… Read more “Family and Forgiveness”

    February 13, 2011 by JD Combs

    Off and running

    And so the weekend begins with hockey and more hockey! What a whirlwind of a day. This is my first opportunity to blog today because the day… Read more “Off and running”

    February 13, 2011 by JD Combs

    Single Momming It

    Being a parent is a challenge. Being a single parent is brutal! I am only a single parent for 20 to 30 days a year with Stan’s… Read more “Single Momming It”

    February 11, 2011 by JD Combs

    The Power of No

    No is a powerful word, especially when it comes to raising kids. It is also a hard word to say sometimes but it is a necessary word… Read more “The Power of No”

    February 10, 2011 by JD Combs

    The Glad Game

    This morning I was looking for some inspiration for today’s blog. I asked Stan if he had any ideas. He had none. I had none. Was this… Read more “The Glad Game”

    February 9, 2011 by JD Combs

    I Love Elementary School

    This is the title I planned last night, and today the title fits even more so than last night. Last night, I planned to wax nostalgic about… Read more “I Love Elementary School”

    February 8, 2011February 18, 2021 by JD Combs

    Driving

    This morning Jan came downstairs and said the words every parent dreads. “A friend of mine passed away.” He was driving and was killed in a car… Read more “Driving”

    February 7, 2011 by JD Combs

    Continuing the challenges

    I don’t know if the “hot sauce” mom from my blog yesterday felt isolated and alone but I my guess is she was. Most moms don’t reach… Read more “Continuing the challenges”

    February 5, 2011 by JD Combs

    The challenges of being a Mama

    I was reading the news this morning and came across the article about little Russian twin boys. They were adopted by a couple in Alaska who have… Read more “The challenges of being a Mama”

    February 4, 2011 by JD Combs

    Memories

    I wish I had one. That seemed to be the theme of yesterday. I can never seem to remember a gosh darn thing. Zach looks to be… Read more “Memories”

    February 3, 2011 by JD Combs

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    About me

    I grew up in a military family, leaving one place just as it was beginning to feel like home. I take the lessons learned from a life on the move and translate them into my life and fictional stories of second chances, family, betrayal, rebuilding, surviving heartbreak and the most important thing of all...love. My home is truly where my heart is, and I learned the how important it is to bloom where I am planted. My family is the core of who I am, with love being the defining factor in my life.

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