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When it Comes to Friends, it’s Better to Have Four Quarters Than a Hundred Pennies

When it comes to friendship and acclimating to new environments, my daughter and I had very different childhood experiences. By her sophomore year,…

There have certainly been times in my adult life I felt isolated. There have been seasons when, outside of my marriage, I felt like I was going it…

They looked at each other, shocked, as the realization hit them both. This friend of mine—she’s lonely too. These are two of the loveliest…

A couple of friends and I went and grabbed lunch at Chick-fil-A a couple of weeks ago. It was delightful. We spent roughly $20 apiece, and our kids…

Dear Pauline, I remember when I first met you. It was a warm spring day back in college. You were my best friend’s mom. You took us to dinner and…

Instead of waiting for an amazing friend to come into your life, go and be an amazing friend to someone else. Instead of waiting for someone to show…

To the women who feels left out or less than, The one who has been betrayed, cut out, or un-friended— Here’s what I want you to know: it probably…

When I was young, my parents had this group of families they did nearly everything with. The parents would play games, or talk, or watch a movie in…

We all have one. That one person who has been there for you. Whether it was during childhood, grade school, high school, college, or your first…

Being a parent is hard. You’re warned about body changes, sleepless nights, staying home or working, financial obligations, your baby’s diet,…

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