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Written by John Rosemond
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 Question: My 7-year-old homeschooled son, whose personality is generally sweet and somewhat goofy, goes to a 4-hour class once a week with five other boys. He gets along fine with all the boys, but one in particular constantly attempts to intimidate him. Since all the moms are required to be in the room, this boy’s behavior can’t get too out of control, but it’s on the edge of bullying. He pushes my son aside when they get into line, blocks his path to the door, and does other equally physical things. When these sorts of things happen, my son looks at me as if he wants to cry. I try to encourage him to be strong and stand his ground and have also told him that being in the back is no big deal. I am trying to let him work it out, but it is hard to watch at times. Do you have any advice for me?
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Written by Lynn Knighton
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 Mardi Gras beads are in the air and spring is around the corner! It must be February. For such a short month it is jam-packed with fun activities. As I was gathering all the information for this month’s issue I was so exciting about all the events going on…chili cook-offs, charity walks, parades and much more! Our family always has out-of-town guests in February due to all the great things going on. One day a friend who lives out of town asked, “If you have all this, where do people here go on vacation?” I proudly said, “We don’t. We live on vacation.” |
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Written by Dave Ramsey
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 Question: How do you buy a surprise gift for your spouse when you both see the budget and handle the checkbook?
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