Many of you have emailed me and asked questions about this blog over the past several months. So, I am going to "borrow" this information from one of my bloggy friends, AJ . (No, I don't know her, but I read her blog daily. 1) How do I join the blog? There is no way to officially "join" the blog. If you're a reader, you are a part! If you'd like to join in on the conversation by commenting, see the next question. 2) How do I leave a comment? Step 1) Look at the bottom of whatever post you'd like to comment on. It will say: Posted by Laura at 8:30 p.m. 0 comments Sometimes it will not say that. In that case, you'll see all the comments from that one post listed beneath it. Scroll to the bottom and look for it to say this: Post a comment Step 2) Now click on the word "comment(s)" and it will take you to the comments page. Step 3) Look for the text box on the right side of the page under the words "Leave your comment." Type ou...
Hello There! There is something that has bothered me for years. I have begun to do better, and encouraged others to change their ways. This is it... Why do people almost always compliment little girls on their appearance first? Little girls are held to a higher standard in regard to their appearance and little boys are held to a very low standard regarding their behavior. This baffles me. I know you've heard it, probably even done it. What's the first thing most people say to a little girl? "You're so pretty!" "Your dress is so pretty!" Why not compliment how compassionate & respectful she is because you just witnessed her let an older person get on the elevator first? Brave because you see the band-aid on her arm from a doctor visit? Smart...maybe she has a book in her hand! Funny...did she just tell the best joke you've heard all week? Creative...does she have an ornate hairstyle? Or an outfit you would have never ...
We have a rule at our house that some little Fuller's do not like to obey. The Living Room, Foyer & Dining Room are off limits. This simple rule makes these 3 rooms more appealing. The little Fuller's are also learning to be tale bearers. Tonight, Sarah Belle came running into the Family Room proclaiming, "Paul is in the Diamond Room!" Anna Brooke suffered a slight calamity this evening. She crawled up in Daddy's lap and asked, "Will you say a prayer for me?" Yes, darling, I will. Luke had the privilege of carrying the Bible Sunday night during the AWANA Closing Ceremony. Sarah Belle painted her fingernails herself. Excuse me, I'm going to search for the diamonds now.
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