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Everyone does a list at the end of the year, right? Resolutions. Things to Accomplish. Things Finished.
Here at the Hotfessional household, the five of us are scattered to the winds. One away at grad school, one at EMU as a Freshman, one a senior at WVU, Mr. Hot holding the fort with the pets at our house in Michigan, and me - working and living part-time in Chicago.
The older ones are fine. Mr. Hot and I are on the phone three or four times every day. The problem? The 18-year-old freshman, living alone for the first time. I know he doesn't think he needs his mom. As long as he has a supply of sports drink and a Subway Sandwiches gift card with an automatic refill, he's happy. I, however, don't believe that because he's off on his own that he's done hearing my
How? Well, that's where MY list comes in.
STAYING CONNECTED IN '10...MY 10 WAYS
- Phone calls. I know he doesn't like talking to me while he's in his room with his roommate, but he has time between classes when he's out on campus walking around. Surely he'll think he looks cool (or at least like everyone else) if he keeps his phone plastered to his ear?
- Texts! I am hopelessly slow, but it's worth it to know how his Sociology test went.
- Video? Maybe. I'm not sure I really want to see the state of his dorm room via webcam, but to see his smile, I can overlook the dirty underwear on the floor.
- Instant Messaging worked for me and Mr. Hot when my phone wouldn't work while I traveled through India last month. Wonder if I can get the 18 year old to tell me his screen name.
- Good old fashioned written notes - tucked into a care package! Hey, I'll resort to paying postage for a dozen candy bars if it means I can
nagencourage him to study! - Smoke signals? I'm not sure they'll make it across Lake Michigan. Which way do the prevailing winds blow?
- Conference Calls! We can talk as a family with three-way calling! I can listen to Mr. Hot and our son argue just like they do when we're together! It'll be like being right there with them.
- Email works when I have specific questions. Questions like, "Do you need money?" ALWAYS get a response. It may only be a single-word answer, but if he types "yes", then I at least know he's alive.
- With a campus job, there's not an unlimited opportunity to come home on the weekends, but that doesn't mean that we can't get together for a meal at a nearby restaurant. Hugs make everything better!
- Phone calls. Oh, I know I already had this one on the list, but really, if you can't be there, the next best thing really is hearing a loved one's voice. Schedule the call. Make sure it happens. I'm thinking Tuesday night as he's finishing work and walking back to his dorm.
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I seem to recall hearing a story told once, that went as follows.
Two sons went away to university, and never contacted their parents. A relative bet that he could get the two young men to respond, just by writing a letter. Their family had tried this, so they challenged the relative to do it. So he wrote both young men a letter.
A few days later, both young men had responded to the letter they received. However, the postscripts to both letters were quite similar. One read "the $10 bill you said was enclosed unfortunately wasn't received".
Random greeting cards. I used to be known for mailing funny, surprise cards to friends and family. Most of the people I love live too far away to hug and I can't afford to visit very often. This year I will, in the words of James Taylor, "shower the people [I] love with love" by sending cards.
It's making me smile already.
I love Violet's idea of cute cards! I'm trying to be better about remembering birthdays! I wrote them all on my brand new 2010 calendar so that they don't sneak up on me this year. I also call friends and family on my commute home from work, so that I can talk to them in peace without screaming children in the background. Helps me have a nice, quiet conversation and find a use for that hour long drive at the same time!
Skype. I have relatives scattered all over the country and this is an awesome way to stay in touch. My laptop has a built in camera but all you really need is a cheap webcam. And the skype service is free!
Skype! You must try it.
skype and email and facebook.
We try to skype the grandparents a few times a month so they can see the girly girls.
-Jenny
adventuresindouble@gmail.com
I taught my 73 year old dad how to use email, and now he's become a master at it. He spends a lot of time formatting the fonts of the little notes he sends me. Sometimes they will all be in little type. Sometimes there will be extra large words in bold mixed in with italic words and teeny tiny words. It's very cute.
So that is one way that we stay connected.
(When I signed in to enter my comment here, it doesn't let me enter my email, so my email is roxie at pacifier dot com.)
Phone calls. Email. Facebook. Twitter.
TRAVEL. We're planning a 'tour' in April that will allow us to visit three couples we don't see very often. :)
I'm going to make more of an effort to get my family together for dinner at home more often!
jillk77 at aol dot com
We eat dinner together as a family at the kitchen table every night, and my husband and I do a date night often.
micahandkelsey1@cox.net
Family movie night is a fun way for us to stay connected.
mami2jcn at gmail dot com
I blogged about this:
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I'm a techie, so my tips revolve around using technology to stay connected with family. We don't live real close to our family and we often feel out of the loop on important news in the family. I've found the following tools to be a great help in staying connected: Myfamily.com (forum based), Facebook (quick status updates), Skype (voice and video), and Email (quick way to send messages).
mattschmunk at hotmail dot com
As, a written note. Swoon. I do put cards in the mail to my 20 yo, who lives across town. I want him to have my handwriting never leave his brain!
I plan to start a game/movie night once a month, and family dinners are a DEFINITE!!!
mjf926 at gmail dot com
Skype is a great way to keep in touch with far-flung family members. I use it with my sister who is in college in North Carolina and we talk more now than we did living under the same roof!
thisris at gmail dot com
Ree, I STILL draw a smiley face and write a love note on the papertowel napkin I put in with any lunch I happen to pack for anyone leaving the house. I have done this all through school and the girls both expect it. John is still a little surprised if he takes leftovers for lunch, to find it. It's fun, and if I leave a bit of a raunchy note for him, he calls me immediately. ;-)
I sincerely think the notes in care packages is one of the best ways to go. Also? When he comes home with a mountain of laundry stick a little note in his pants pockets, shirt pocket, folded in his socks, etc. It could be as simple as "I love you." or a coupon for a cookie, or, "XOXO".
That way he gets something from home, from you, everytime he gets dressed.
My daughter lives with us, but I often communicate with her via text. It's just so much easier than walking all the way down the hall, up the stairs, down another hall, to the left, straight ahead....texting is much easier.
Staying connected is a good thing. But is this taking it a bit too far?
I will say that when my daughter was seriously ill and she needed my help during the night, texting came in very handy!
This year we (my extended family) and I have settled on a scheduled communication. Life is so busy and time gets away from me, so it could be 6 months or more per calls to my dad and sisters. They are always on my case to call more, so I decided this year to schedule in phone calls once a week and Facebook posts and emails at least twice a week or more.
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My mom and I always talk Monday mornings on my way to work while I am sitting in traffic. We recap the weekend and catch up on everything.
I have discovered Skype is a great way to stay connected with family who are far away.
So far, I have resisted the urge for a cell phone, but have two landlines and a ridiculously cheap long distance plan. I call when I'm not sick of the sound of my own voice.
To keep the family connected, pick atleast one night a week to do something fun as a family – go to a movie (or rent one), have a family game night, etc. And make sure to spend time together talking everyday.
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since my family lives a long way from me I like to use Skype to call them from my computer- that way i can use my webcamera and we can talk forever without worrying of any fees
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I plan on doing family game/movie nights with my wife and kids. Luckily they are still young enough for us to wield the power to keep them in the house with us! :) As for the rest of my family, cell phones, facebook for those far away, and for my Mom visits to her house and hosting her at ours. This is very important to me becuause my Dad passed away in October and while we had a lot of fun times together, I feel like I could have visited and talked to hime more, and now I don't have the chance so I am going to make sure I don't have the same regret with my Mom or anyone else I care about in my life.
Game nights are good, but see if you have (or can develop) shared interests. Go fishing, or make a dress. Watch the game, or a cheesy musical. If your family has been in the same area for a long time take a ride (gas prices permitting) and share stories. Have them help you put together a photo album. Go thru their yearbook and your yearbook from the same year in school together (just going thru theirs may seem a bit nosy.)
My tip for staying connected to your family member is to spend time together and talk. So many people are so busy with all kinds of activities that they forget to just talk to each other.
jedoggett@embarqmail.com
1) Eat meals together
2) Game night/movie night
3) Read before bed
4) Vacation
5) Go to Church & pray together
mdmerenghi@gmail.com
we sold our TV, which really encourages family-togetherness
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Here are my plans:
1) family plan on the cellphone
2) regular dinners as a family
3) outtings
A family that eats together, stays happy together.
I think it is a good idea to try and always eat at least 1 meal a day together to connect and talk about each others day.
sarahjd766 at yahoo dot com
I stay connected with my sister who lives in another state through Facebook. We can just jot down our thoughts to share with each other immediately and there's no pressure to answer right away. We chat back and forth all day long, but in little bits. Of course, when we really want to chat, we pick up the phone!
Kim
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we have a family website that we use all the time to keep everyone in the loop with pictures and news. But our favorite way to stay close is to go on trips. Although it takes a lot of work with our 2 yr old quadruplets, it's worth it so they can get to know their grandparents, great grandparents and great great grandma better everytime!
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I want to try to set aside a day every couple of weeks to just catch up on my phone calls with friends and relatives. Otherwise MONTHS will go by without any contact!
carmensechristjunk at gmail dot com
Postcards. I like sending them, because the postage is cheap, you don't have to write much, and I can recycle odd bits and the fronts of other cards to use as postcards.
Our favorite ways to stay connected:
family dinners
long walks
silly card games
playing out in the snow or sunshine
sending each other silly videos on our phones
cooking or baking together (a personal favorite!)
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I have a daughter heading to college in the fall so I read your list with great interest!
I too am learning to text to keep in touch with her!
I need to Facebook more. So many of my friends are on there and they don't read my blog and it is a perfect way to keep in touch with them.
I'm doing a mandatory date night a minimum of twice a month (trying for once a week) for just me and the hubby to stay connected...I've also taught my mother to text and am encouraging extended family members and friends to get on facebook to stay in touch.
debgilles77 at att dot net
I text quite a bit with my college kids and also am on Facebook with them. I still believe in the family dinner time with the two that are still at home.
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Very best tip for keeping my family connected in the new year...SKYPE!! Set up a time each week to video chat with all the family is fun and the best thing to do, next to being physically in the same place, which can be hard. I love video chating with my family. Also, keeping instant messenger open all day, so family can leave messages as well as chat through out the day when we are lucky enough to be around at the same time.
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On the weekends, we like to go for family bike rides or hikes. We haven't done as much of that this winter, but I vow that we will get back into it. Not only do we get to spend time together, but it's also a great way to stay in shape and burn off some energy for the kids.
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We make sure to do a fun outing with our son on the weekend instead of being lazy and hang around the house. Then we aren't distracted by housework or laptops or cell phones. We're all together and present for one another.
samanthajocampen at gmail
This post reminded me that I too love to send care packages to my college age daughter. Since she is a vegetarian, it is always fun to look for new food that is quick and easy to heat up that she can use during finals week.
jberntson@back2basics4kids.com
we like to play games together
All of my family live across the country. In keep in touch with them with weekly phone calls and Facebook. Facebook is great for getting daily updates.
weekly dinners as a family - crazy as it sounds I don't know a lot of people who do this frequently and a lot of good connections and conversations spring from family meals :)
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Family dinners and a date night for mom and dad!
My family knows the importance of keeping in touch. We make a point to reach out at least once a week, if not more often. Sometimes there is no news, or nothing much to say, but just hearing that person's voice lets you know they are safe and sound. With the kids, texting is the way to go. I've found that my children reach out to me more in texts than they ever do by actually talking.
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My sister and her husband and kids are always moving, which often times makes it harder for us to just jump in the car and go, so we went and bought her a web-cam!
Every weekend we get on skype and talk, first it's the kids turn, and then it's me and sissy's turn;} It's as if we were in the same room sometimes, the kids move the camera around as they are running around the room playing, and it makes us all keep in touch;}
I love skype for keeping in touch with far-away family. Facebook is great too. I use email to check in with siblings, in-laws, etc. But for immediate family, our family dinner is very important.
Family dinner and Game night on Sunday we love it. Helps everyone stay connected and catch up on the weeks busy details
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For the first time since college, I once again live in my hometown -- where I was born and raised. Theoretically, this makes it much easier to stay connected with family. However - as we all know - life can get in the way. In 2010, I have resolved to do a better job at staying connected with all of my family. I will make more time to visit with my loved ones...no excuses! Additionally, we plan on hosting a big family dinner at least once a month.
Thanks!
Aimee
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Aimee
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There is one thing that I have started recently that has brought me closer to my kids and it's so simple..reading to them even though they're older. I used to read to my kids all the time when they were little but homework, me working nights and crazy schedules sort of phased it out. But recently. I've started reading a chapter a night of the Percy Jackson series to my two youngest (8 and 11) every night. My oldest who's 12 has already read them and loved them but even he listens in sometimes (perhaps to extend his bedtime!) And I am so surprised at how much they enjoy it and how much I missed those quiet times with them, laying all snug the bed looking up at me with far away eyes as they imagine the words I'm reading. I know alot of parents read to their little ones but everyone should try my simple example...it truly does make us closer
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My sister and I tend to have trouble catching up, so we've been making an effort to facebook chat once a week to catch up and keep informed on each others lives and families.
make time for eachother- plan family nights- movies, games, making pizza
I have 5 grandchildren that live in the same town and 4 that do not. It is easy to keep up
with the ones in town. For the ones out of town, I created Grandma Treat Letters. One a
month I send a letter with clip art of things that they are interested in (soccer, guitar,
gymnastics, Thomas the train, etc) or holiday themes), usually a question for them
(What is your favorite class this year, how do you like your new soccer team, What are
you doing at preschool, etc), and three one dollar bills ““Grandma Treat Money””. Each
child has their own colored envelope so they look for ““their”” letter at the beginning of
each month. I talked with the oldest granddaughter who is in her second year of high
school because I thought she might think this was too young for her and it was OK if
she didn’’t want these but she said she liked getting them and wanted me to continue. It
isn’’t a lot but it lets them know each month that I am thinking of them.
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I Facebook and telephone (once a week or two) my extended family members who live in varied states. I also have two daughters out of the nest with 4 grandchildren, as well as two still at home, so we stay in touch by visits and almost daily phone calls.
My husband and I have family night every Monday. Games, talking, eating, fun
facebook and blogging are great ways to keep up with what's going on n=in your family's lives.
We will travel to see extended family. The journey is a great way for members of our household to spend time together.
We try to sit down together as a family and have dinner every night. It's a great time to talk and laugh and catch up on what's going on with everyone.
We make certain that we eat a meal together. This is at the dining table, with place settings, courses, and no tv.
I like to use Skype to call them from my computer- that way i can use my webcamera and we can talk forever without worrying of any fees
On the weekends we go out to the local restaurant chain/diner for breakfast and catch up :) it's nice
mjharvey26 at yahoo dot com
Joy
we plan family vacations together
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we text each other at least once a day to stay connected.
Definitely write and call for overseas family members. Email, Skype, Flickr...etc. I basically use every technology you can think of.
For family nearby, we'd visit and get together during holidays.
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Choose a hobby that you can all enjoy! I show and breed dogs, and that really keeps us together. The boys are involved with caring for the dogs, socializing pups and Junior Handling. It began as my hobby, but it spread through the family like wildfire. It has really brought us all closer!
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Since we have family and friends all over the worls it is impossible to see them all. SO we started using technology to do so. We use Skype, facebook, twitter, blogs and emails to stay connected.
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We eat dinner as a family every night and stay connected with distant family with phone calls and Skype!
jennifercausby at hotmail dot com
I tweeted. http://twitter.com/JCausby/status/8729733465
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A great way is for families to cook dinner together. Don't just let one person cook it, get the entire family involved, it makes the meal that much better :) Social networking is also great for family that lives far away.
Thanks!
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I tweeted:
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My whole family is on the same calling plan and we have a huge conference call on Sundays. fun fun
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When I was in college my mom sent the best care packages! Now that my kids are little we make sure to eat dinner together, spend weekends together and then email out pictures at least weekly to family who is far away.
One tip I have to keep family connected is to take about 1/2 hour each and every night to touch bases and see how everyone is doing...if they need to talk, etc. Of course more time is good too, but to insist on this really does help.
mandjregan at gmail dot com
I tweeted:
http://twitter.com/EightyMPHMom/status/8776669966
We use Skype video chat when we are away from each other and have as many meals together as possible!
Tweeted: http://twitter.com/princessla66/status/8788773083
Last year my brothers, sisters and I decided that we live too close to each other to just get together on holidays. We want our children to be close to each other and we've come to realize the importance of family time together. Phone, Facebook and texting just isn't enough.
We've started a "family night" once a month, taking turns at each other's houses. Last month, we all went to my brother's for New Year's Day. Everyone brought a side dish to share and we all sat around in our sweat pants and watched football and celebrated the start of a new year together.
This month, we're planning a Valentine's day party for just our family. We're going to watch some sappy movies and we're even planning on passing out valentine's cards like you had in elementary school...each of us has to write two things about the other person that we like or admire. It's a great way to share how we feel about each other and everybody loves to read what someone else thinks about them. Even my oldest son loves "family night" and insists on knowing in advance what night we're having it so he can request off from his part-time job.
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Having some older children, have them help make dinner one night each week or so.
This year we are making a concerted effort to watch TV a lot less and actually talk to each other!
Angie
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One thing we are doing differently this year is to have more meals at home and have them at the dining table instead of at the computer and TV and that way we are not so distracted and can actually catch up with each other every night.
Scott
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I blogged about the giveaway here:
http://jewelknits.blogspot.com/2010/02/february-1-2010-monday-giveaway-roundup.html
Family dinner is a big way for us to stay connected, and we eat together almost every night and talk about our days.
ajolly1456 at gmail dot com
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Family dinners & movies that appeal to both a teenager & a preschooler. Plus, finding things to laugh about together.
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My family has discovered video chat via oovoo (which allows for multiple video screens at once) or skype. Since we are spread across the country from Hawaii to NYC and in between it helps us keep up with the rapidly growing little ones.
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Eating breakfast and dinner together everyday are really helpful. Just having time to talk and listen...
Thanks for the giveaway.
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My best tip to stay connected is to spend quality time with each child individually. Find out what interests them and spend time doing that activity. To stay connected to your spouse it is definately important to have a nice weekend getaway w/o kids or at least a date night w/o the kids.
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I blogged about this giveaway.
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I am trying to get all of my family on facebook mobile and texting!
Our kids are grown, and 1 lives out of state, so cell phone calls, texting, emails, and facebook helps us stay in touch on a daily basis. We’re all busy, but we keep up-to-date with each other’s lives, so we feel like we’re never far from each other.
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My kids are 6, 3 and 6 months so I stay conected with them by getting down on the floor and playing with them. We always have a blast!
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My son is grown and the family is scattered. I have a personal blog and a personal Facebook account and a Shutterfly site. We keep in touch using those and the phone.
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keep connected through emails, social networks, text messaging and phone calls.
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We try and keep connected through phone calls and emails. Hate to say it, but email seems so much easier with everyone's busy schedules and the different time zones we live in.
I think nightly famiy dinners are the best way to keep the family connected!
I plan on using my cell phone a lot more. I typically reserve it for emergencies but my family is spending more and more time apart so using the cell phone is the quickest and most practical way to stay in touch!
-annalene
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I am going to make it a goal to use webcam a lot more with my parents, sisters, and friends. I'm also going to make more of an effort to IM them and talk on the cell phone. :)
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We can't always have dinner together but my family eats at least one meal together a day. Sometimes my husband works late so we have breakfast together before he has to go. Its a great way to stay connected.
I live out of state from my mom,sister and most of my immediate family who I dearly love. We keep connected by phone calls and cute care packages in the mail
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email and greeting cards we are also trying video calls with the grandparents that live far away eaglesforjack@gmail.com
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we stay connected by cooking together!
we text and also go mobile on yahoo
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