DR&KIDS

Being a parent is certainly a responsibility that comes with a lot of joys and occasional sorrows. Indeed like a special person in my life put it…it’s a life sentence. Simply said, once a parent always a parent!

We have a six year old daughter who has filled out lives with much joy and happiness. Furthermore, there is a level of simplicity in her that is amazing. Among her daily list of to do things include giving mommy and daddy a kiss in the morning and before she goes to bed. In addition, every night before going to bed, she asked mommy or daddy what to dream about.

What gets me most is the fact that, she gets out of bed to come ask for a topic to dream about incase she forgot to do so before going to bed. How wonderful it would be to choose our own dreams?

 

Support for Cancer Patients and Survivors – Nyeri, Kenya

My mum (Josephine Maina) is a cancer survivor. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in Sept 1987.  Having survived breast cancer, she has dedicated herself to helping other cancer patients and survivors through fundraising and community outreach.  As she celebrates 30 years, cancer free, your donation today will make a difference in the life of a cancer patient! (Please use link above. Any amount is welcome)

Thank you so much. May God bless you for your generosity and kindness.

 

As parents, desiring the very best for our children comes as no surprise. Consequently, we have strived to provide them with electronics so as to meet their school and entertainment needs. We are in a digital age, and often the kids have research, homework and projects to do online. Every now and then, they even have to submit their homework via online…meaning we had to get them an email address.

This ‘online exploration’ has bought on another dilemma…online games. Unlike Video games which one could easily disconnect the device, online games are a breeze and browser away. O! Now we noticed the kids even have made online profiles for their gaming sites.

Aware of the fact that it will be fruitless to fight about the online games, we have resulted to educating them about being ‘digital smart.’ We also challenged them to create their own digital games.

 

Forth, the days for non-standing bags are pretty gone somehow unless you are a pro. Get a bag that can stand on its own. Finally, once you get the bag stock it with only what you need; 14 clubs, a couple golf balls (12 or less hopefully), tees, glove(s). Just remember, a heavy golf bag will only drain your energy and that of your caddie and diminish performance.

Now let’s discuss head covers, putter covers and the like. Covers play a vital role in protecting the clubs from getting chirped and more. However, they have a tendency to drop and get lost. But here is a good piece of advice, if you lose a head or putter cover, before running around the golf course looking for it, empty the contents of your golf bag, especially the irons and look at the bottom of the bag. Bravo! 8 out of 10 times, it will be at the bottom of the golf bag….