“In short, we live with an overriding sense that we have ultimate control over who our kids become when they are adults.… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“Hanging on to stuff doesn’t keep us more connected to people, places, or past moments. Our memories do that, so we can let go.… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“Fatigue controls most of what you do or don’t do during the day. Everywhere you turn you feel like you simply aren’t giving enough.… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“We search for something we cannot grab hold of, something that will satisfy our deep longing. But since we usually look in the wrong… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“We simply must accept that they are loaned to us for a time and then they are released into adulthood. When we believe this,… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“But love isn't just about feeling good. It's about doing what you don't want to do, over and over again, if it needs to… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“The tricky part about discovering our giftedness is that it may be in an area that feels unexpected.” — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“Friends who love us know that motherhood is about transitioning--and adjusting, constantly, to those changes. We must become masters of change because that is… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“Our ability to appropriately process messages becomes overloaded. When we try to process too much too fast, our sensibilities become dulled and we lose… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“Humility, however, prevents bullying and being bullied. When your daughter recognizes that all humans have equal value and never esteems herself above another, she… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“She felt indispensable and made no apologies. She allowed herself to accept her importance and this is something many of us mothers refuse to… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“Love that comes easily satisfies only a little. Love that requires us to say things that are right and good, to extend comfort and… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
“So when a spouse drives us crazy, we must draw on the same internal grit that we use with our kids. Instead of complaining,… — Meg Meeker Copy Share Image
