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05 Sep Silent? No Longer!

Posted at 08:47h in Families, Homosexuality, motherhood, Parenting, Pedophilia, The Family, UFI by Sebo Marketing 1 Comment

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by Rachel Allison If you haven’t felt the need to speak up for decency…if you haven’t had the time to get involved…if you are expecting the depravity in the world to never affect you and those you love…it’s time to change your approach to the world...

01 Sep Schools: Parents Can Make A Difference

Posted at 18:39h in Child Development, Families, motherhood, Schools, UFI by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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By Grace Sailor It is that time again – the start of another school year. It seems like only yesterday when I was dropping my oldest son off at kindergarten, and now fifteen years later I find myself dropping my youngest off at junior high and...

27 Aug Protect your family: Have some food stored

Posted at 10:33h in Families, Parenting, UFI by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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By Danny Quinney (Guest blogger) So I was talking to a couple of co-workers at lunch recently about the crazy economy, the Middle East, our governments OUT OF CONTROL spending, and the hurricanes brewing off the east coast. In the conversation one of them says, “I’m...

23 Aug “Successful Family:” What is it and what’s it Worth?

Posted at 10:04h in Child Development, Families, Parenting, UFI, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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By Rachel Allison The successful family is a relative term, but I think we all recognize it when we see or experience it. My definition of a successful family: Everyone knows they are loved and valued. All recognize their importance in the family. Children are taught values...

16 Aug The Tragedy of Technology

Posted at 11:00h in Child Development, Families, father, motherhood, Parenting, The Family, UFI, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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by Rachel Allison In today’s world of fascination with iPhones, iPads, iPods, computers, Internet and texting, social skills are becoming less and less evident. But what is even more troubling is the demise of family communication. Whether purposefully or consequentially people are shutting real live people...

09 Aug Raising Thrifty Children in a Materialistic World

Posted at 12:54h in Families, motherhood, Parenting, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 2 Comments

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by Rachel Allison At the time I didn’t consider our financial struggles a season with purpose, I just recognized it as being extremely difficult. What my husband and I learned during those years of stretching every nickel seems insignificant compared to what our children learned. They recognized...

02 Aug Women, Fashion, and Aging Gracefully

Posted at 20:33h in Families, motherhood, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 5 Comments

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By Rachel Allison Several years ago my husband and I had the opportunity to travel to India. We were there for eleven days to tour and inspect progress being made in the slums of Hyderabad, so we weren’t expecting modern or state of the art anything. ...

20 Jul Feeling Overworked and Under Appreciated at Home? Maybe It’s Time to Go on Strike.

Posted at 13:32h in Divorce, Families, Marriage, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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Catch the interview with Sherri Mills, author of “I Almost Divorced My Husband But I Went On Strike Instead.” Years ago, Sherri Mills was fed up with being an overworked, under-appreciated mother and wife. Facing a potential divorce, she decided to solve her domestic labor...

19 Jul Recorded Experiences—Memories Remembered

Posted at 12:54h in Families, motherhood, Parenting, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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By Rachel Allison Mothers who still have children in the home, this is for you. You may think that the laundry bins will always overflow, but they won’t. You may think that stumbling on an abandoned toy or tennis shoe will forever be a daily experience,...

13 Jul Study: Fathers work more hours

Posted at 20:52h in Families, father, Parenting, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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By Grace Sailor While browsing a popular newspaper, I ran across an article entitled: “Dads work more than other men.” The article reveals that fathers with children at home put in around 47 hours a week at work, compared with 44 hours for men who either...

Families

05 Sep Silent? No Longer!

01 Sep Schools: Parents Can Make A Difference

27 Aug Protect your family: Have some food stored

23 Aug “Successful Family:” What is it and what’s it Worth?

16 Aug The Tragedy of Technology

09 Aug Raising Thrifty Children in a Materialistic World

02 Aug Women, Fashion, and Aging Gracefully

20 Jul Feeling Overworked and Under Appreciated at Home? Maybe It’s Time to Go on Strike.

19 Jul Recorded Experiences—Memories Remembered

13 Jul Study: Fathers work more hours

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