Sometimes I Wish I Could be the Fun Parent
Dear Husband, I have a confession to make. Sometimes, I wish I could be the fun parent instead of you.…
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Relationships
By Tiffany Rodriguez I’m the Forgettable Friend
Dear mama, I can feel the sadness in your heart from a mile away. It hurts to know that you're…
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By Kaitlin Chappell Rogers We Should Be Saving More Than Just Sex For Marriage
“Are you saving yourself for marriage?” It’s an age-old question and I was always eager to answer with a loud…
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By Vicki Bahr Love, the Navy and Ed the Mailman
We celebrated another wedding anniversary today, an insanely large number of years together, and I sent a prayer heavenward as…
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By Lilly Holland My Husband and I Are Equal Parenting Partners
“I think the baby needs changing, Lil,” I heard someone shout from the other room. The baby needs changing? I…
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By Jordan Harrell Dear Husband, Sometimes I Just Need You To Hold Me
My dear husband, You are a fixer. A good one. I love that about you. You are a top-notch problem-solver,…
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By Jennifer Kish Why I Keep the Clutter On My Counters
I have a difficult time with clutter. There is a direct correlation between the condition of my home and my…
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By Caitlin Henderson I Married a Farmer
I didn’t understand it, this love that farmers have for their work. The way they pour their hearts and souls…
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By Carolyn Moore Raising Our Kids Near Their Grandparents is the Greatest Gift We Could Ever Give Them
“Bapa?” My one-year-old says, as she toddles over with my cell phone clutched in her small hands. “Cah Bapa?” I…
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By Her View From Home I’ve Been the Rebound Friend—and It Hurts
I've always had a hard time making friends. Being a somewhat shy and totally awkward introvert doesn't make the whole…
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By Joanne Causey Divorce is Not God’s Plan A
Divorce is not God’s Plan A. How can it be? It violently tears apart two people God himself knit together.…
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By Jessica Shephard To the Married Mom Who Sits Alone In the Pew
I see you. I see you show up to church on (most) Sundays knowing that you will be sitting alone.…
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