Inspirational post about Albert Einstein with the ocean and sunrise with one man standing on top of large cliff

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"Time spent playing with children is never wasted."

Christopher Jude is a children's book writer and blogger, husband and father living in Atlanta, Georgia 

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"Children are not things to be molded, but are people to be unfolded."

By Jess Lair

Christopher Jude is a children's book writer and blogger, husband and father living in Atlanta, Georgia 

Katrina Kenison — 'We are the windows through which our children first see the world. Let us be conscious of the view.'

Children's book review of Hats Off to You! By Karen Beaumont Author of Shoe-la-la

Fun suggestions for children and parents alike that love to read about wishes!

God Is Preparing You For Great Things - Susie Larson

So I was driving my son to baseball practice and instead of listing to music we were listening to some sports talk on The ESPN, when suddenly I heard the host of the show use the expression "hosed up!" Ah that made me laugh, thinking about the days we used to to tell all our friends how they hosed up everything, and did so all the time. It was a pretty popular one for couple of years, as you can remember. Then the thought occurred to me how many other expressions were out there that our own children have never heard ,or even if they had, did not understand the context and did not ask, because if they did ask, I would have joyfully shared the funny meanings with them! So just for a little bit of fun I have compiled a list of our favorite 70's and early 80's old sayings or slang expressions to share. I hope you enjoy..!...

I" Wand To Be Famous" is children's book about a little boy learning self worth through a viral post of himself on Facebook.

As I looked out the window into the Spring morning sun light, all I could do was hope that the call I was on would be over soon. It was around 10:00 am on a beautiful morning and I was on another conference call to put out a fire. As I watched the children play a little while on the call I started wondering just what I was doing. This was not the first call on the weekend and I knew as an Incident Manager  "as ITIL would coldly label me", it would not be the last. Then my daughter came as asked me to go outside and blow a dandelion with her, and I knew I could not, and I said what any father in my position would, "In a little bit, when I'm off the phone". She smiled and went away, while I stayed and worked in what would become an all day affair of calls and problems that was "just part of the job".