By Leah Peterson Remember the Fallen
Near the small community of Weissert, and across the road from our ranch, sits the tiny country plot of land…
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By Karah Maschmeier When You’re the “Before” Photo
We see them all the time. They’re everywhere we look. Those side-by-side comparison photos. The shameful, embarrassing, sad “befores” on…
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By Ashli Brehm 10 Beers For The Summer That Moms Will Love
The school year is drawing to a close. The temps are heating up. I able to keep my house just…
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By Celeste Snodgrass My Food Confession
Can we be honest with each other? I know it isn’t popular or cool. I know it isn’t healthy or…
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By Brittany Cole I’m Not Sorry
The other day I counted how many times I said “sorry." I was sorry I didn’t catch the door for…
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By Kim Reed Skin Cancer: My Huge Health Scare and Why You Must Be Aware
May is Skin Cancer Awareness month, and while I want to shout from the rooftops to get your skin checked,…
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By Jennifer Craven Saying Goodbye to a Starter Home
“You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone." That’s what it’s like to say goodbye to your starter home.…
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By Cynthia Smith Huhman I failed this parenting lesson – I’m retaking the test
I’m here to share my lesson with you! I’m going to start with, “You are the parent, and we are…
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By Josi Seibert Open Door, Open Life
People often comment that our front door is revolving. As a family, we have company for dinner every week and…
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By Desiree Townsend What’s on my desk?
I've always been fascinated by sneak peeks into other people's lives. House buying tours, "reality TV" shows, YouTube videos, pictures on Facebook…
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By Bailey Koch She Believed She Could, So She Did
I don't know who said it but I'm not sure it matters: "She believed she could, so she did." This…
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By Jordan Plummer Allen 9 Ways Procrastination Beats Us and 9 Ways to Beat Procrastination
According to reports in 2012, it costs businesses roughly $10,396 per year, per employee that is a chronic procrastinator. An…
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