By Marisa Ulrich My Life as a Ping Pong Ball
Happily ever after. Heard and often had it applied to my wonderful happenstance after floundering in a scummy pond of…
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By Desiree Townsend 3 reasons why I’m encouraging my teenage son to expand his circle of friends
My teen son has a propensity for hanging out with other teens who like the same sports, the same music,…
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By Stacy Harrison Seasons of Dating: Winter (The Toddler Years)
Last week, my husband and I drove 100 miles to a training for foster and adoptive parents. After dropping our…
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By Kristin Majerus I Don’t Need a Man
The other day at my coffee shop I overheard a cluster of girls about my age discussing the woes of…
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By Meg Grant Romance in the Rusted Rivets
This past weekend, my husband and I celebrated the anniversary of our engagement. And, to be clear, celebrating really means…
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By Lauren Kauffman It [Marriage] Gets Better
My husband and have recently celebrated our sixth anniversary. Six whole years! Six years doesn't sound very long, but it…
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By Heather Shotkoski Going on Vacation Without My Hubby and Kids
I’m getting ready to do something I haven’t done in my almost four and a half years of being a…
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By Tiffany Verzal How Our Marriage Survived After Our Daughter Was Hurt By Her Daycare Provider
This is a hard post to write. I've literally avoided it for years. However, I've answered the question many times…
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By Sarah Luke Grieving 900 Miles Away
I’ve heard that grief is like a fingerprint; unique to each individual, and each set of circumstances. I lost a…
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By Anna Butler Life, Love, & Lessons Learned: Dean & Mary Nevius
Growing up, I thought it was a fairy tale. I had heard the story so often that it had become…
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By Lori Wildenberg 12 Dating Red Flags to Share with Your Son
"I hope she doesn't break his heart." A mom in particular is naturally concerned about her son when he begins…
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By Gina Salberg On Becoming A Team
“And then we can take it back to your house.” “You mean our house.” “We should go see my family.”…
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