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In a study of 527 teens, those who ate dinner with their families at least five times a week were “less likely to do drugs or be depressed, more motivated at school and had better peer relationships,” says Canada’s Toronto Star newspaper. “Teens labelled as ‘not well-adjusted’ ate with their families three or fewer days a week.” Psychologist Bruce Brian asserts that the family dinner hour is “a trait of a healthy family.” Dining together fosters family bonds, communication skills, and a sense of belonging, notes the report, and provides an opportunity to learn table manners and to share in conversation, humor, and prayer. One grown daughter of a family who regularly ate together says that if they had not always done so, “I don’t think I’d be as close to them as I am now.”

a little thought for the group!
by the way, i like the spirit of this group!
thanks for the invite
dhey
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I like this post-nice Bill

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thanks!

ill be posting something like that if thats ok..

food for thoughts...:)

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i like it

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me too, i like it

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one of my frustrations of late is making time for family meals. The kids are getting older and seeking independance. The family meal and the devotions after that is something I need prayer with to get back on track.It is SO important to gather together as a family unit.

Soulpower74

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your right soulpower74!

myself with my two sisters and mom is benefiting from a routine of family meals...

all the best soulpower

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