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Tag: children
Meet Michael D LeFevre: Author, Blogger and Teacher!
From Living a Beautiful Life
Pull up a chair beautiful people and join us for a chat with the illustrious 80smetalman!
Michael, you’ve written two books (Rock and Roll Children followed by He Was Weird) and have a third in progress. The subject matters are distinct. Do you write what you’re most passionate about or does something else motivate you?
The first two books were definitely born out of passion. When I wrote Rock and Roll Children, I wanted people to know that the 1980s was the golden age of heavy metal. He Was Weird was inspired by the three years of bullying hell I suffered between the ages of 10 and 13. The new book is inspired by perceptions of law and crime in the media.
How long did you spend researching before writing Rock and Roll Children?
I wrote from my own memories and experiences. However, I wanted…
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How to Help Your Children Become Responsible and Community-Focused
from When Women Inspire
Parents want their kids to grow up with the right priorities and values, and that’s a good thing. One of the most important things of all to many people is a sense of community and collaboration. Getting along with the people around you is good and positive, and it’s something to try to instill in your children too. You’ll want them to be a part of the community and to enjoy their role in it, so how can you make that happen?
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Faraway. Yet So Near. Yet So Far.
from kindergartenknowledge.com
Written by Pat Davis, kindergartenknowledge.com
There was a time when faraway meant growing older. I’ve been there. I am there. It is not so disconcerting.
There was a time when faraway meant finishing long years of study. Degrees. I’ve been there. I am past there. It is not so disconcerting.
There was a time when faraway meant marriage for many years. I’ve been there. I am truly there. It is not so disconcerting.
There was a time when faraway meant having a career that meant more than just going to work. School. Students. I’ve been there. I am there. I am almost past there. It is not so disconcerting.
There was a time when faraway meant having children. Love. Joy. Family. A Boy. A Girl. I’ve been there. I am there. It is so very, very disconcerting.
Our girl is not so faraway. She is wonderful and happy and…
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