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I Choose to Believe the Best is Yet to Come

Call me naïve. Each morning I wake up with a heart full of joy. I do. Some may scoff, but I truly bound out of bed when my alarm goes off at 4:50…

There are days I still feel like the 11-year-old girl whose dreams were shattered by the person who held my fragile heart in her hand—my…

If you do nothing else this year, find your people. I don’t mean your “I am good. How have you been?” people. I mean your “I don’t have to…

A friend sent me a text the other day thanking me for lunch. I read it twice because we hadn’t met for lunch that day, and I certainly didn’t…

I know how hard life has been for you lately. You’ve been overwhelmed and underprepared for how chaotic things have gotten, and you’re fighting…

The hardest stage to keep close friendships is literally the one we all need it most. Mom friendships are important while raising children for so…

An invitation for a local New Year’s Eve party has been sitting on our counter for weeks. It’s bright. Sequiny. Festive. “Dress up!” it says,…

There are years that strip you bare. This has been one of them. I think it was Glennon Doyle who said going through a crisis is like putting your…

Ten years ago when we were getting ready to ring in 2009, I had just found out our first baby was a girl. I had also recently just turned 27 and…

The holidays always seem to inspire extreme amounts of giving. Social media is flooded with stories of generosity and benevolence, opportunities to…

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