By Nicole Tynan This is What Home is Like When Your Husband Travels For Work
I forgot to move the elf (again), the light-up snowflake fell off the top of the house and the living…
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By Carolyn Moore I Didn’t Know the President, but I Cried at His Funeral
I don’t have much desire to pay attention to the news much these days, so usually—I just don’t. That’s terrible,…
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By Melissa Fenton Don’t Forget What Matters: You Get To Celebrate Christmas This Year
All my kids were back under my roof last night, which meant I passed out at 8 p.m. with the…
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By Katie Weber I’m a Single Mom Who Dreads Christmas
I hate the holidays. I woke up today to everything Christmas. Music, lights, decorations, and the cheer being pushed down…
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By Jessica Grillo This is What it’s Like to Love an Addict
Loving an addict will consume your every thought. Watching his physical deterioration and emotional connection to everything will make you…
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By Celeste Yvonne What if I’m Just Not Meant to Have “Ride or Die” Friends?
Squad. Tribe. Mom friends. Where is my "ride or die"? I think about this often as I scroll social media…
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By Traci Rhoades Supporting a Friend Who Has Weathered the Storm of Betrayal
He left her. Not only that, but it was for a friend of hers. More her friend than his, but…
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By Stacy Bronec When a Farmer Has a Son
The first step into our home brings me onto the chocolate and caramel colored floors, which run the length of…
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By Mikala Albertson My Husband Was Going to Die
We went to see A Star Is Born on date night. I thought it was supposed to be a romantic…
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By Allison Byxbe Naming My Depression Makes Me a Better Mother
This is a confession to you, my kids, an apology of sorts. I am painfully aware of the ways I…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Christmas Eve is Our Night
I think that one of the hardest parts about transitioning from married to married with kids during the holidays is…
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By Heather LeRoss You Only Get 18 Christmases
Eighteen is kind of an odd number. It’s big if you’re talking about pounds gained or lost, how many times…
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