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Simple Feet

April 16, 2019Spiritual Encouragement, Unconditional loveAbba Father, feet, God's Calling, grandma, grandpa, Love one another, servanthood, serving, spiritual encouragement, Unconditional loveT.W. Allgaier

Simple Feet

I don’t like feet, except my granddaughter’s feet of course. But once those feet start walking I may change my mind. I cannot even stand to touch my own feet so you can imagine how pedicures go! Continue reading Simple Feet →

Which side of the Coin?

January 9, 2018Spiritual Encouragement, Teachingcall on your life, coins, compassion, encourage, encouragement for moms, encouragement for teachers, first year teacher, homeschooling, homeschooling mom, learning styles, Love one another, mom, new homeschooling mom, new mom, new teacher, respect, teacher, TEACHER MOM, teaching position, two sides of the coinT.W. Allgaier

I am sure you have heard this: “There are two sides to every coin?

Most of us have been on both sides at one time or another.

An employee/employer.

Child/Parent….my favorite! Sometimes around your parents, you feel like a twelve-year-old again. Or when you get around your own children and they like to tease and make you feel like a very old woman!

I have been a student, a public school teacher, a new mom, a homeschooling mom, a mom of public/private school teenagers, and a public school teacher, partially retired…in that order. I have been on both sides of the coin, maybe several coins. Often those coins were shiny…but sometimes very dull and scratched! Continue reading Which side of the Coin? →

Simple Feet

April 27, 2017Spiritual Encouragement, Unconditional loveAbba Father, feet, God's Calling, grandma, grandpa, Love one another, servanthood, serving, spiritual encouragement, Unconditional loveT.W. Allgaier

Simple Feet

I don’t like feet. I could barely tolerate my baby boys’ feet. I could get a splinter out of the foot of an eight year old son, as long as I did it quickly. Let’s not even talk about my sons’ teen feet.

I know….Mom fail. Continue reading Simple Feet →