Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Holiday Balance
The Editor's Desk - From Beneath the Clutter
Here we are, one week from Christmas.
I think this will be the last newsletter of 2007. Just can't picture doing one for Christmas Day or New Year's. It's time to relax and have more time for family for all of us.
I hope no matter what holidays you celebrate at this time of year, you and your family have a wonderful time.
Feature Article
Seven Steps to Holiday Balance
Do you believe "holiday balance" is a pipe dream or a possibility? If decorating, shopping, baking, and holiday preparations now eat up every spare moment, balance may seem elusive, something to save for your New Year's wish list. I believe it is not only possible to enjoy balance during December, but it's an essential ingredient in a happy holiday. The secret, as perfectly demonstrated by a circus tightrope walker, is to make small shifts and slight adjustments when necessary. This time of year, it may take more frequent adjustments to maintain balance. Here are seven steps to help keep you on your high wire.
Come read the rest at http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2007/121807.php
Until next year!
Stephanie
Here we are, one week from Christmas.
I think this will be the last newsletter of 2007. Just can't picture doing one for Christmas Day or New Year's. It's time to relax and have more time for family for all of us.
I hope no matter what holidays you celebrate at this time of year, you and your family have a wonderful time.
Feature Article
Seven Steps to Holiday Balance
Do you believe "holiday balance" is a pipe dream or a possibility? If decorating, shopping, baking, and holiday preparations now eat up every spare moment, balance may seem elusive, something to save for your New Year's wish list. I believe it is not only possible to enjoy balance during December, but it's an essential ingredient in a happy holiday. The secret, as perfectly demonstrated by a circus tightrope walker, is to make small shifts and slight adjustments when necessary. This time of year, it may take more frequent adjustments to maintain balance. Here are seven steps to help keep you on your high wire.
Come read the rest at http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2007/121807.php
Until next year!
Stephanie


