- victoria r. pope on This Is Why You Should Pray Regularly That Your Kids Get Caught!: “So true!!! Thank you Susan!!!” Apr 13, 16:13
- on This Is Why You Should Pray Regularly That Your Kids Get Caught!: “I love this!! Thank you for writing this and reminding us of the value of integrity. I am going to start the proverbs study with my teens this weekend!” Apr 8, 06:54
- on What I Most Admire About My Husband: “I was so excited to find you had a blog and have written a book which is about connecting wit your grandchildren. I a have read your books all throughout my seasons of parenting. You are a season ahead of me. Your books were the ones which helped me the most and I loved how just as I was entering that particular season you would release a book to help me navigate those uncharted waters. And once again, I find you have written a book on grand parenting ! I’m so thrilled as I tell moms in all seasons to get their hands on your books!” Apr 7, 12:02
- on What I Most Admire About My Husband: “Thank you Pam!! God’s grace indeed:) Blessings, Susan” Mar 23, 16:38
- on What I Most Admire About My Husband: “If anyone would like living proof of the efficacy of this daily practice, meet John Yates III and his family. His Holy Trinity family is grateful beyond words for the fruits of this lifelong discipline passed to the next generation.” Mar 11, 12:11
- on 6 Tactics You Need for Rooting Out Envy and Jealousy: “An excellent list Susan. I especially like 2. Cultivate Gratitude. I learned the value of that years ago when I going through a period of unemployment. One night when I was feeling especially destitute and depressed, I went through my home touching things and praying prayers of gratitude for each item. Of course I soon realized that I had much to be grateful for. I’ve continued to practice that method of gratitude whenever I feel like I have little to be grateful for and have recommended it to many. Once I realize I have many little things to be grateful for, my eyes are opened up to much bigger things and to so many blessings that the Lord has graciously granted me.” Feb 26, 21:53
- on When Your Daughter or Granddaughter Gets Married: “My only daughter gets married this May. It’s exciting and bittersweet. She is 29 and has waited a long time for God’s choice for her. But, OH!, how I’ll miss having her here with me!! Thank you for these words of encouragement ~ I will take many to heart and change the way I pray for my family.” Feb 16, 16:46
- on Mothers-in-Law and Daughters-in-Law: Women Share Their Hearts: “My son lives in our flat rent free. My d-in-law says he should be ashamed of himself . We do not believe in taking rent from our kids. But they paid us a nominal rent for a few years which we put in a separate account for her child’s education ! Now she complains she has no control over this account . Why does she expect “control” over an amount she paid (half) as “rent”?” Feb 1, 12:16
- on How to Do Secret Valentines: A Fun ‘Family Builder’ Idea: “Great idea Susan! I think we might try this with our crew!” Jan 27, 10:18
- on Three Crucial Things to Pray for Your Kids (and Grandkids) in This New Year: “Wow this is deep and very useful! Thanks.” Jan 27, 06:10
- on Three Crucial Things to Pray for Your Kids (and Grandkids) in This New Year: “Thank you for this encouraging word!” Jan 4, 18:20
- on Three Crucial Things to Pray for Your Kids (and Grandkids) in This New Year: “Susan, Even though my “kids” are now 54 and 52 years old and my grandchildren all in college, I found this article to be profoundly useful. I think my kids and grandkids are all on a firm path, but it never hurts to do this kind of conversation.” Dec 31, 13:03
- on Three Crucial Things to Pray for Your Kids (and Grandkids) in This New Year: “Beautiful post. Thank you for sharing!” Dec 31, 10:14
- on Three Crucial Things to Pray for Your Kids (and Grandkids) in This New Year: “Thank you for these reminders, Susan. Succinct and practical; I will be praying for my nieces and nephews (and greats) in these ways. Bless you in 2021! Psalm 91:4 Peggy” Dec 31, 07:11
- on How to Engage in Meaningful Conversations in a Superficial World: “Thanks Angela! You are such a good mother and grandmother! Love, Susan” Dec 9, 11:35
- on How to Engage in Meaningful Conversations in a Superficial World: “Thanks Susan. You are an encourager! Blessings, Susan” Dec 9, 11:33
- on How to Engage in Meaningful Conversations in a Superficial World: “Love your insights Audrey! You are a wise woman and we miss you and Richard so much! Have a wonderful Christmas. Love Susan” Dec 9, 11:30
- on How to Engage in Meaningful Conversations in a Superficial World: “Richard says “I always find that a good opener with strangers is “Where did you grow up? Where were you bornetc”” Dec 4, 10:17
- on How to Engage in Meaningful Conversations in a Superficial World: “All good advise Susan and I love your monthly messages and miss you and John. I sent your 6 Powerful Steps on resolving etc, conflict in marriage to my children. We do need to talk about the hot button issues with our children though when we are just the family, to help sort out misconceptions from valid opinions. Also they need to know what to say when a guest might venture a question on these lines and they want to have a reply that is right for that occasion, other than “Don’t lets go there” which can sounds like a snub! What about ‘I’d like to discuss that with you another time, today I want to get to know you.’ Of course the topical question might be brought up because that person does not want to talk about themselves! Rare though that might be! Just a thought, love to you both Audrey. x” Dec 4, 10:13
