By Scarlett Longstreet But Didn’t I Just Wash These Clothes?! Why You’ll Want To Hop on That Laundry Stripping Bandwagon—Like, TODAY.
Closing out month seven of a global pandemic and I found myself itching for another high. I had already ticked…
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By Jennifer Vail You’re Not Called To Be Like Other Moms, You’re Called To Be the Mom Your Kids Need
I’ve stood out my whole life. Tall since birth, loud since just after birth, heavy for most of my life.…
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By Tabitha Yates Dear Mama With Depression, You Never Stopped Being Strong
Depression does not discriminate—from the oldest to youngest, richest to poorest, most glamorous lives to those who live in constant…
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By Her View From Home Emotional Abuse Leaves Hidden Scars
How do you write about something when you don't really understand it yourself? Or when it all began? Or when…
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Your Pastor’s Wife is Probably Lonely
You see her weekly—composed, polished, smiling. She sits at the front in a seat many are too intimidated to choose…
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By Calleen Petersen Does Your Family Know What To Do in a House Fire? This Important Checklist Could Make All the Difference.
I opened Facebook Messenger to find a message from my friend. Her house was on fire, and she needed help.…
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By Brianna Baranowski Being Sensitive is My Superpower
What is the false narrative you’ve accepted about yourself? What is the messaging you’ve allowed to take space throughout your…
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By Meredith Boggs A Letter To My Eating Disorder: This is Goodbye
Dear Ed, I first met you in eighth grade. I did not know you by name for a while, but…
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By Jenny Rapson The Hallmark Christmas Movie Schedule is HERE To Make 2020 Brighter
Fall has officially begun, which means it's basically Christmas, am I right? Since 2020 has been umm, shall we say,…
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By Jamie Johnson I’m Tired of Working Like I Don’t Have Kids and Mothering Like I Don’t Have a Job
As a full-time working mom in America, I have spent the last six years of my life trying to work…
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By Melanie Rickus Does it Ever Get Easier Being a Law Enforcement Officer’s Wife?
Does it ever get easier logging onto social media at the end of the day only to be met with…
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By Sandy Brannan The School Year Looks Nothing Like Normal, But They’re Still My Students and I’m Still Their Teacher
I miss the teacher I used to be. I remember how excited I was the day I walked into my…
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