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Category Archives: family
What Do We Really Need?
Years ago, I learned the difference in wants and needs, but too often I have bought items that were clearly in my “want” category. I do not even know where some or even many of those things are. When I … Continue reading
Making Memories
For the past six years, our family has taken a winter ski trip to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Our children and grandchildren ski, and Mike and I relax, glad to be able to share this time with them. Some years there … Continue reading
Posted in family, traditions, travel
Tagged Elsie, family trip, making memories, Mary Grace, memories, Patti Fralix, skiing, snow, snow skiing, Steamboat Springs Colorado, Stephen, Tara, The Fralix Group, tradition, Virginia
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Oh, What Joy!
Another Christmas is now in the history books. It is too late to lament over what was planned and not done. It is too late to wish that we had more time. Christmas 2019 has passed, and with it, all … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, family, traditions
Tagged 2019, Christmas, Christmas dinner, Drew, Elsie, family, Fralix, Fralix Family, joy, Mary Grace, MoMo, NC, New Year, Ornaments, Patti Fralix, presents, Raleigh, The Fralix Group, traditions, Trinity Baptist Church, Virginia
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Thanksgiving 2019
Another Fralix Thanksgiving is in the history books. The last family members left Saturday. The turkey plates and other Thanksgiving items are packed away, and Mike and I are left with wonderful memories. Our gathering was smaller this year; 45 … Continue reading
Posted in family, gratitude, traditions
Tagged breakfast, family, food, Fralix, grateful, Patti Fralix, Raleigh, Raleigh NC, Sawmill Tap Room, table settings, thankful, Thanksgiving, The Fralix Group, tradition, Turkey Day, village
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Less Stress for More Joy
Summer is finally gone, and football season is going strong. We are in the busiest time of the year. From October through December, holidays abound. Halloween has recently passed, and, Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away! With Christmas, Hanukkah, … Continue reading
Posted in family, thankful, traditions
Tagged change, cooking, execution, family, Fralix, holidays, joy, meals, memories, Patti Fralix, planning, plates, preparation, stress, Thanksgiving, The Fralix Group, traditions
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The Busiest Time of the Year
Hard as it is to believe, the last quarter of 2019 has arrived. Summer passed quickly, and now it is Fall, which seems to have finally arrived in the South. This fourth quarter of the year is full of celebrations. … Continue reading
Posted in change, family, life
Tagged 2019, 2020, busiest time of year, celebrations, Christmas, December, fall, family, Fralix, Halloween, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, meals, November, October, Patti Fralix, Perform, plan, planning, priorities, process, pumpkins, Purge, Start doing, summer, Thanksgiving, The Fralix Group, winter
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Making a Difference
This wasn’t the blog that I planned to post this week. I wrote this week’s (intended) blog yesterday, but today I decided to post something else. I am not exactly sure why other than the bookmark I found from Ruth’s … Continue reading
