By Tash Guthrie 15 Confessions of a Working Mum
There’s a lot. But here’s just a few... I couldn’t stay at home a minute longer. I love her but…
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By Sarah Luke People Move, But Memories Remain
I was one of those kids whose family never moved away. We lived in the same town, in the same…
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By Leah Peterson Nebraska’s Korean War Veterans Take Flight
There is a distinct sound that comes when a breeze snaps Old Glory to attention. As a sea of Red,…
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By Carrie Christensen Potpourri
So much to talk about... and at the same time nothing to talk about. At least nothing that has any…
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By Leslie Means A Life Well Lived – Saying Goodbye
This life isn’t forever. You know it, I know it. That’s just life. Here’s the thing about “just life.” Sometimes…
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By Jennifer Beck A Beautiful Piece of Canvas
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you see the word, canvas? Some would immediately think…
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By Betty Streff With God There is Always Enough
Spring has returned and although a bit tardy, she is no less beautiful this year. Despite the lack of moisture,…
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By Guest Writer The Storm Continues – Our Struggle with Addiction
In the last few years, my life has dramatically transformed. These changes were so sudden, and also so unplanned. I…
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By Krystal Kleidon Your Marriage Doesn’t Need To Be Broken To Go To Marriage Counseling
What do you think of when you hear "marriage counseling"? Do you think of a couple who are just about…
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By Kristin Majerus Last Week’s Laundry
I don’t have any kids. I have a husband. And I have two cats. We live in a one bedroom…
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By Blair Cissell Adulting: Do I Have to Grow Up?
Growing up. When you are a kid, all you can think about is being older. Having more responsibilities and being…
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By Kenzie Swanson This is Nebraska
Saturday afternoon, I had to drive across town to get something from the craft store. It was an hour or…
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