By Jen Miller My Mom’s Old Beaten up Bible
It is old and of no marketable value. There are no outrageous monthly insurance premiums attached to it or the…
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By Katrina Villegas Dear America – Stop Whining About 2016
I have never seen so many people take to Facebook at the end of the year and start whining and…
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By Crystal Hill Three Infuriating Things Moms Need to Stop Doing Right Now
Don’t you love it when people you don’t even know make judgments about you? Haven’t you found their unsolicited advice…
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By Stacy Feintuch Skinny Shaming: The Other Side of Fat Shaming
“You are too skinny.” I was 10 years old and sitting on a seesaw with a friend at day camp.…
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By Isa Down I Am Ready To Find God… Again
I grew up in a spiritual house. We discussed the facets of reincarnation and guardian angels and the possibility of…
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By Christine Leeb No Thank You, S.M.A.R.T. Goals, I’d Rather Do P.R.A.Y.E.R. Goals this Year!
Teaching a goal-setting class at a homeless shelter gave me a whole new perspective on goal-setting. In preparing for the…
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By Ashli Brehm Beginning Again
Life. It's a series of breaths, seconds, minutes, moments, hours and many times years that feed into decades. If we're…
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By Katie Weber My Second Year Resolutions: Living After Divorce
Divorce is the death of someone who is still living. And in the past 365 days, I have grieved, cried,…
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By Jessica McCaslin All We Want For Christmas, We Have: Family Loses Everything in Christmas Morning House Fire
As the Grinch discovered, Christmastime is more than what you get from a store. I reminded myself of that several…
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By Alissa Kay I Miss My Mom Squad
Let me just start by saying that moving sucks. We had movers pack us and it was still awful. I’m…
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Till Death Do Us Part: How Our Marriage Survived After The Death Of Our Son
Today was no different than any other morning. I got up, exercised at 515 a.m., showered, got ready and then…
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By Amy Juett The Night that Changed Christmas
All of the twinkling lights, the aromas of cinnamon and homemade fudge, the jolly music, the pageants, and the mysterious…
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