3 Reasons to Love Multi-Generational Legacy Letters
Imagine writing a letter to your grandparent telling them how they have helped you become the person you are, or thanking them for their unconditional love and support, for introducing you to family history and traditions, or encouraging your love of art, literature...
How to Create Meaningful Back to School Traditions
This fall, I’m getting my youngest settled for his first year of college, but I remember clearly his first day of kindergarten and all the first days after that. While some things changed—the Buzz Lightyear backpack swapped out for a plain grey one, funky sweaters...
Financial Literacy 101: How to Make Sure Your College Kid Passes
The youngest of my three kids is about to head off to college. There are many skills that he will need beyond getting to class, doing his school work and making new friends. He will need to be “capable” in a variety of areas, including being a good roommate, doing...
Better Late Than Never — Start Where You Are with Legacy Letters
Sometimes when I talk about Legacy Letters, people say “I wish I knew about that when my kids were younger.” I assure you, it’s never too late to start writing Legacy Letters. But maybe you are thinking, my kids are in their 20’s or I didn’t do a letter for my son’s...