My Faith Experience, Well, As

We All Have Burdens And We Need To Learn To Carry Each Other's Burdens, Lighten Each Other's Load.

You Have To Recognize That Deep Within Your Soul, You Know Who You Are - And Let [the Criticism] Go Right By You. If You're Reacting To It, You're Letting It Get To You.

It's The Moms Of This Nation - Single, Married, Widowed - Who Really Hold This Country Together. We're The Mothers, We're The Wives, We're The Grandmothers, We're The Big Sisters, We're The Little Sisters, We're The Daughters. You Know It's True, Don't You? You're The Ones Who Always Have To Do A Little More.

I Am The Granddaughter Of A Welsh Coal Miner Who Was Determined That His Kids Get Out Of The Mines. My Dad Got His First Job When He Was Six Years Old, In A Little Village In Wales Called Nantyffyllon, Cleaning Bottles At The Colliers Arms.

In Marriage, It's Always That Give And Take And Rebalancing That We Have To Do In How We Can Help Each Other. But, I Have Been Known At Times By My Sons, That Is The Name That They Call Me-the Mitt Stabilizer.