Moon’s Porch

one of the roughest years I've been through. Just remember that no means no, no matter who you are or what the connection between you two is.

I thought the first year of marriage was a trip, but the year after was rough waters. I suppose it's true that old habits are hard to end.

made through the first year of marriage...and the big move.

No one knew when the baby would arrive. Jobs were declining, stress was building...then the pieces came together.

Despite my hesitation, I chose to marry which resulted in baby number two. Still not the happy ending I wanted.

Short term became long term, which made me a black sheep, which then led to parenthood. How was your 21st?

Life can be a headache, no matter your age.

Life at 20...it was awesome. I wouldn't trade that section of my life for anything; parties, a new job, first phone, being with people who cared. It was the best feeling in the world.

Life definitely got interesting for a few moments! Not sure I would repeat it, but it was an eye opener.

Graduation was over. I thought life would be better, be different... Different yes, but not better.

Junior/senior year was a roller coaster. I couldn't wait for graduation.

Senior year was the best year for me. The rest are a blur, but they weren't too awful. What is your favorite year?

What of junior high do you remember? Would you do it all again? - - - I wouldn't.

How many have had their parent apply for work at the school they attend? Mine did... It was awful

If you are one who knows every member of your family or you're the ones who meet up on weekends just because, be blessed. Not everyone gets that choice.

Going off episode 5: love, respect, and support are a huge part of family life. What happens when those traits aren't available?

Family teaches us, at a young age, that life /society requires us to behave a certain way. It's a 2 way road... Mine was a one way. What's yours?

My most awful fear... Darkness. I'll share how it was created and how it affected me.

There's a difference between discipline and beatings. There's always a line. Discipline tends to create arguments, but it's meant to be positive and instructive.

Chores shouldn't be seen as a bad thing. They help our children grow and prepare for life away from home.

I want to thank everyone who listened and supported my other pod casts. Welcome to Moon's Porch!! A fresher look at life with real experience. From my memories of years 2 and 5