By Christine Carter On Things Undone
I live in a perpetual state of undone. All the to dos float through my thoughts and I'm wracked with…
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Inspiration
By Melissa Fenton Former St. Jude Patient and Cancer Survivor Now Running a Half Marathon as a Hero
Carlos was a typical high school student, studying hard and active in many extracurricular activities, when he discovered a…
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By Lauren Cootes I’m Not Inspirational but My Daughter Is
People like to tell me that I'm inspirational, and each and every time, I bristle a bit. There's nothing particularly…
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By Sarah Luke Top 10 Reasons to Love Night Shift
We are a night shift family. In our 20’s, we both worked nights. As a nurse, sometimes I saw my…
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By Isa Down Dear Fellow Mama
Dear Fellow Mama: Come pull up a chair, here beside me. Or better yet, let’s grab our walking shoes and…
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By Jennifer Beck Letting go of the weight
What defines you? If you could reach into the core of your being and unravel it like a ball of…
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By Sarah West The Lost Art of Letter Writing
I don’t know if letter writing is a southern thing (or thang) or just proper etiquette, but I was raised…
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By Jenny Spring Cleaning My Attitude
Have you ever found yourself easily irritated, getting annoyed with things that normally wouldn't bother you, and you aren't sure…
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By Kimberly Patterson My Daughter Can Be Anything – Except a Mean Girl
In an awkward encounter on Easter Sunday, fate put me in the same air space with a 'mean girl' from…
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By Ashli Brehm I think you might love her…
I peed my pants in Target last week. Like, literally. Dribbles ran down my leg after an unfortunately-timed sneeze. Thankfully,…
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By Sara Baker Am I Enough?
I think that most mothers will tell you that being a mom is their #1 priority in life and I…
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By Jamie Stidd Everything you want to know about politics, can be learned from Kindergartners
My understanding of politics as a child was one of simple innocence. I knew my parents always voted, but wasn't…
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