By Lauren Eberspacher Making It Through Harvest: 5 Ways to Stay Connected with Your Farmer
That time of the year is here for many of us again. The fall colors start to change, the winds…
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By Lacy Jo Donald Bittersweet
A very wonderful and wise woman from my church once said to me, "You don't truly know the meaning of…
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By Bailey Koch The Ridiculousness that is Homecoming and Prom Proposals
We danced—all of us. I don't remember who I went to homecoming with most years of high school; it didn't…
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By Esther Vandersluis Reaching Out in Motherhood
I am pregnant. After the initial peeing on a stick, the thrill of telling family and friends, and the surreal…
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By Leslie Means Stop The Worry!
I was worried this week. This is not the first time I’ve written about worry. That’s the thing about this…
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By Erica Turner 5 ways being married to a farmer makes you a better person
I have been living in the farming world for three years now. There are definitely struggles that come to being…
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By Dani Stroda Making Home
If you’re a woman, you may have just read that backwards - homemaking. It’s a big subject in the world…
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By Kate Hula I Am Enough
I will first start with this: I’m going to quote a famous female pop star. But don’t judge this story…
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By Holly Mthethwa What I Want to Say to My Husband in Man Lingo!
You are a rock star. Sometimes, a simple compliment about how awesome you are is all you need. You are…
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By Katherine Kring Life is a Journey
Have you ever heard the phrase, life is a journey? I've had that told to me time and time again.…
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By Lauren Bonk A Frazzled Mom’s Guide to NOT Doing It All
I’ll admit, I generally avoid typical "mom blog” topics when I write posts. Not that I don’t think they have…
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By Diane Karr Letting Boys Play Football
Are you worried about your sons playing football? Let’s talk. As a mom, I get plenty worried, but I also…
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