When children are adults, there comes a time in the relationship when a series of events play out, and it becomes time to move in separate directions. For the parent this is extremely challenging because up to this point, there has never been a time to move in an opposing direction. However, it is important to make the move away or the child will never really learn to fend for themselves. When it comes to parenting, there may be no greater lesson.
...is a narrative that chronicles life stories by Katherine B. Kingsley. It began as a tribute to her once in a lifetime dog, Hardy, who tragically passed away in the summer of 2010. It has evolved into a place for Katherine to express her love for animals, travel, education, and the world. Many of the entries are intended to be assembled into a memoir, which she hopes to publish someday.
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Parenting 101
I spent the day with three different generations of parents today. We were each about a decade apart in our process. We each shared stories of some very happy times with our kids, and we all had at least one heartbreaker story. There was one common thread in all of our stories. Each of them had an element of letting go.
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