Valentine’s Day Can be Lonely
Gail raised three children as a single mother before she remarried. She has experienced the potholes, pests, and perils of being the single head-of-household. As an educator in regular and special education for twenty years she knows a great deal about child development and how to handle kids. She is the founder of SMORE for Women, a nonprofit whose goal is Single Moms, Overjoyed, Rejuvenated, and Empowered. She is a Certified Professional Coach and her stories have been published in several Christian books and magazines. Her book, Living Learning Loving is available on CreateSpace, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble online.
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Gail Cawley Showalter 
What an inspiring post, Gail!!! I am finally getting it, just exactly what you shared here . . . and I don’t dread Valentine’s Day anymore. After being a single mom for so many years, I’m using my time alone to do what I enjoy, try new things, and get back in touch with that woman God made me. Now I see Valentine’s Day as a day for celebrating my loved ones and God’s love toward me. Your encouraging words to single moms are RIGHT ON TARGET!
Thanks, Nicole. It’s good to hear from you and especially good to hear how well you are doing.