To SIng Frogs Chapter 28c
The body lurched again. The head, wet with sweat earlier, was now dry. Her short, blonde hair was matted. Celeste whimpered. Like she had so many... Read More →
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To Sing Frogs Chapter 28b
My thoughts and real focus were on Amy and Celeste. I should have been paying more attention to Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 28a
Chapter 28 The Hardest Goodbye Sick and wrong. A five-year-old shouldn’t be able to comprehend the principle of Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 27d
The now-serving number on the wall changed like a scoreboard in a hockey Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 27c
We exited back through the revolving door. Lots of hotels use revolving doors but in Russia they’re symbolic. Amy spoke with Julia on the way to... Read More →
Teaching Kids Responsibility: Parenting Teens
My grandpa thought teaching kids responsibility was easy. In his day and circumstances the resources to accomplish that feat were certainly more... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 27b
That didn’t ruffle us much. Nothing in Russia ever went right the first time. “What’s up?” I asked while Amy listened. “Her passport sa... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 27a
Chapter 27 Shut Down The gates were already locked. We could only Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 26d
We collapsed into the lobby chairs for half-an-hour and then re-loaded luggage into the vehicle. Ten miles and two hours later Read More →
International Family: Build on Differences. Don’t Hide Them
An international family, like ours, needs to consider how to turn differences into strengths rather than allowing them to be weaknesses.... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 26c
We verbally crowded to the front of the fee line and the woman moved in halftime getting us a receipt. Fortunately there was a crowd instead of a... Read More →
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