By Scott Rager OLD MAID
When I was seven, I ran away from home. I can’t recall the reason but I’m sure it was paramount.…
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A Gift for Mom! 🤍
Journal
By Leslie Means It Takes A Village
My niece and nephew stayed with me last weekend. Normally this would be a welcome occasion – and it was…
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BIRTHDAY BREW
November 9th marks a special day on my calendar; the birthday of my dear friend Amy Christine. We met in…
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By Alissa Kay Adoption: Sharing the Holidays
Halloween has come and gone. Thanksgiving and Christmas are just around the corner. The holidays are often are a time…
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By Stacey Skrysak Priorities
People say your priorities change after children arrive. I didn't believe them. I have always said that my kids will…
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FALLING LEAVES & TICKING TIME
I took a stroll to downtown Holdrege the other day. That’s right; I said it…a “stroll." It was a perfect…
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Yep – we have running water. Cars, too!
There’s something about a girl and her farm roots. There’s a reason why people say that phrase. You know the…
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By Leah Peterson His view of their loss…30 years ago
Fathers are often overlooked when it comes to addressing grief associated with pregnancy and infant loss. Terry shared a first…
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By Guest Writer “There’s Nothing We Can Do”
This is Danielle's story: My youngest son was born on May 18, 2013. We named him Oliver Charles Ring. He…
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“Just Love Me”
Written by Kristen: July 5th, 2011 was the most exciting but nerving wracking day for Sonny and I. Why? Because…
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By Michelle Garwood Of Seeds and Solomon
An interview with Callie & Neil Kreutner By Michelle J. Garwood An empty bird feeder blows in the wind over…
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By Kathy Glow Broken No More
I was over six weeks pregnant when I noticed the pink stain in my underwear. Pink. Not red or rust.…
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