They usher us into the world and out at the end, too. And in between, they serve as our haven in a heartless world. You may consider your family staunchly traditional or undeniably unique, but regardless, families shape every moment of our lives, forming our longest threads of memory — from the poignant to the hilarious. Tight-knit relationships are a hallmark of humanity, perhaps explaining why they (and other loved ones we call family) are key to healthy, happy kiddos. So give your mom a hug already, will ya?
knottywitch wrote just now: Well, we’re off to our Aunts tomorrow for an early Thanksgiving Dinner. We haven’t seen, … more →
Beth wrote 2 minutes ago: Busy Weekend: I knew since yesterday that I would have a pretty busy weekend ahead. After Cheyenne c … more →
pixieworx wrote 7 minutes ago: There have been a couple young cats, kittens still really, running around our neighborhood. They ar … more →
Yirene wrote 10 minutes ago: Here are some of the best pictures for that night, more like whole day. the first door bitch game. … more →
kimberlyrex wrote 10 minutes ago: As the holidays begin with gatherings and gift-giving, we remember those in our lives who have tou … more →
Christopher wrote 13 minutes ago: I’m sitting here in my apartment in Wichita–Beth and the kids went to Austin–and f … more →
christaharriman wrote 19 minutes ago: What a beautiful family! I had a wonderful time working with you Jasmine and Jayson! Enjoy your pho … more →
Rinth de Shadley wrote 22 minutes ago: I went out tonight but it was low-key. Just fun and relaxing. Mostly I can’t wait to get home … more →
pen2sword wrote 23 minutes ago: Today we (Dad, Mom, Dodge, Poncho, me, my godparents and godbrother) went to the Natural History Mus … more →
wilomis wrote 24 minutes ago: Don’t remember Silvija? Click here … more →
nurseinbox wrote 27 minutes ago: I wrote this about 2 years ago after a trying time. Oh my Lord God in Heaven, it’s to You I do … more →
abstrusebrunette wrote 27 minutes ago: *soujorn: intr.v., -journed, -journ·ing, -journs. To reside temporarily. n. A temporary stay; a brie … more →
andyouinvitedmein wrote 30 minutes ago: I was driving down Church Street the other day and glanced over at an old church here in town; a fam … more →
yogiclarebear wrote 34 minutes ago: Well, in some regards, this past week hasn’t been one to write home about. Even with all the positi … more →
klboone212 wrote 37 minutes ago: To my stillborn brother: How do you love a person Who never got to be, Or try again to see a face Yo … more →
Josh wrote 38 minutes ago: Great night tonight Really weird not having Paul there, but Austin did a great job I don’t kno … more →
Shayla wrote 40 minutes ago: Here’s a photo of my cousin at the park using my Camera for the first time. And this one was t … more →
winterwitch wrote 46 minutes ago: This is a very new product I found and it has impressed me. I don’t now about you and your fa … more →
weelot wrote 48 minutes ago: We rented a manlift to install all the fourth and third floor windows. I took Maya up to see if we c … more →