Saturday, November 22, 2008
Making chocolates
Teaching Kids to be Thankful
Hey, American Thanksgiving is coming up and I've been thinking about how to teach my kids to be thankful. There is lots of good research that shows that focusing on what you're thankful for helps improve mood. The effects can be as strong as an antidepressant medication (with no side effects). Amy keeps a thankfulness journal and we sometimes have a conversation at dinner about "what was the best thing that happened to you today?" I would like to go volunteer at our local foodbank this holiday season but somehow this doesn't really seem enough. What do you do to teach your kids to be thankful (filled with gratitude)? How did you learn to be grateful?
Rob
Rob
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Hey Everyone,
I was finishing my book report and decided to write on the blog. Hopefully I'm talking to the right Davies family or that would be really bad but that's real likely. It's only 12:49 and I'm so bored of watching movies with Alex and doing homework. (Oh yes, to fill you in I'm home sick, AGAIN) How is everyone doing? Good hopefully. Well talk to you soon, maybe.
from Raeley
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
this is the beginning of a family adventure. Hope you will all contribute. How many of you like computer games?
tell me how often you play them. How much time is acceptable? what game do you like best? Grandpa Davies
I watched a Dr Phil show about some guys who got so engrossed that they quit their jobs and played while their wives went to work. One guy said the characters on the game became his best friends. What do you think? Can it happen?
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