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Homeschool
May 21, 2018
2 Minute Read

I Sacrificed My Body To Make Room For You

I was up early on a particularly sunny morning, and a shimmer caught my eye in the mirror. It was my belly—my stretch marks, to be…

Homeschool, Journal, Kids, Relationships
October 9, 2017
6 Minute Read

Yes, I Quit the Playgroup

I went once. I’d met her at the park near my neighborhood. She’d invited me for a weekly recurring playgroup. I had one baby and I…

Health, Homeschool, Kids
August 24, 2017
5 Minute Read

I’d Rather Face a Zombie Apocalypse than Norovirus

Sometimes, when I see pictures of people in hazmat suits, I feel jealous. I don’t fear Ebola or anything, and I’m not a survivalist and I…

Homeschool, Kids, School
August 6, 2017
2 Minute Read

Preparing for the Last First Day of School

Just seeing this in print is causing a stir of emotions. Part of me keeps asking, where did time go and then I smile and think, job well done! This…

Faith, Homeschool, Journal, Kids
July 11, 2017
5 Minute Read

To the Mom Who’s Struggling through Summer

“If you two can’t get along, we’re taking the puppy back – today!” I shout through my hazy cloud of summer-induced frustration. For…

Homeschool, Journal, Kids
July 7, 2017
5 Minute Read

Confessions of an Exhausted Mother

I am so tired. That’s not really a confession though, is it? Because we are all tired. We have all crossed over that threshold with the hope of…

Homeschool, Humor, Journal, Kids
June 28, 2017
4 Minute Read

8 Reasons You SHOULD Laugh at Your Kids

Raising children is serious business. You’ve got to feed them, clothe them, wash them once in awhile, teach them right from wrong, and train them…

Homeschool, Kids
June 25, 2017
4 Minute Read

When Being a Mom Makes You Feel 13 Again

It’s a common scene. We are two women—she’s a mom and I’m a grandmother—watching the children in our care playing in the ball pit at a…

Homeschool, Journal, Kids, Relationships
June 14, 2017
4 Minute Read

I’m not Dreading the Teenage Years

Some things get old, fast. One of those things is the relentless warning that life will be dark and hellish from the moment our oldest child turns 13…

Foster Care, Homeschool, Kids
December 9, 2016
3 Minute Read

I Can Be The Attention He Has Not Received: Our Foster Care Journey

This two-year-old beats at my leg and I scoop him into my lap. He has spent the last ten minutes indiscriminately throwing objects within reach and…

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