By Kathryn Ryder I Still Believe In Love
I should be jaded about love. I have every reason to be. The past year and a half has not…
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By Kiley Shuler I Lied On My Voter Registration
I lied about my identity on my voter registration. Not on my name, age, or address. But on my political…
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By Becky Puls Father Knows Best
I love my mama something fierce. I consult her about everything. I kid you not - everything. “Mom, Jude just…
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By Zrinka Peters 5 Things I Don’t Want to Regret on my Deathbed
A couple of years ago I read a poignant book called The Top Five Regrets of the Dying: A Life…
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By Jamie Sumner 5 Ways to Date Your Spouse Without Leaving the House
We all know it’s important to have “quality time” with our significant other. We all know it’s important to make…
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By Katie Brady Brave Little Girl Provides Faith and Smiles as She Battles Rare Blood Disorder
If you have been on the internet the last few days, I'm certain you have come across a video of…
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By Amy Ledyard We’ve Got This All Wrong, Ladies
I'm a woman, and I didn't participate in the recent Women's Marches on Washington partially because I was out of…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Mom Anger: Taming the Beast Inside
Can we talk about mom anger for a minute? And can we all admit just how real it is? When…
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Was My Son Scared When He Died?
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them… It is so easy to be scared.…
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By Tiffany Campione How Do You See Yourself?
“Visualize yourself on stage, go through the whole routine without making a mistake and when it’s time to perform, it…
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By Jessica Kromer What If We Loved Like Our Eight-Year-Old Selves?
I worked hard for my money. I can spend or save it how I want. I need all of the money I earned. I've heard these statements thrown…
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By Lauren Cootes International Day of Acceptance- A Parent’s Perspective
Before my beautiful daughter, McLaine, was born in 2009, I have to admit that disability acceptance was not something I'd…
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