By Sherry White What The Dish You’re Bringing to Thanksgiving Says About You
Thanksgiving is upon us and everyone has been given their dinner orders. Some are helping with the preparations and others…
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By John Polo Don’t Forget Our Children
Don’t forget our children. As the days pass by. Don’t forget our children. Those that had a daddy, or a…
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By Jodie Utter Dear Moms, Let Them Teach You
I watched from a distance as you stood a few yards away from your young son. Holding a football in…
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By Shauna Graham Rock Your Confidence – You’ve Earned It
Age. It’s just a number, but it’s a number that can lead to a lot of insecurity. I’m 33 years…
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By Sandra Samoska A Formal Complaint Against the Laundry Elves
Dear Laundry Elves, I regret to inform you that I must lodge a complaint with your management. No matter how…
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By Her View From Home The Truth About Being a Short Girl
At only five feet tall, I’ve learned a lot about being the short girl. And my daughter, at only three-years-old,…
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By Sarah Garone The One Thanksgiving Tradition Our Family Keeps
In keeping with the spirit of Thanksgiving, most of us aim to find some meaningful way to give thanks for…
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By Whitney Fleming Santa’s Not Coming to Our House Anymore
"Mom, I think I need new roller blades. I have a blister on my toe,” my youngest daughter told me…
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By Tracie Cornell Why I Love the B&W Photo Challenge on Facebook
My first reaction when I was tagged to participate in the B&W photo challenge on Facebook was a combination of…
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By Abbie Dunlap If I Could Keep You Little…I Would
If I could trap your innocence and keep it for a lifetime, I would. If I could guarantee that at…
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By Heather LeRoss Choosing to Meet Anger With Kindness
I was driving to get my son the other day and heard a car honk behind me. I looked in…
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By Lisa Leshaw The Life-Changing Power of Words
It was my first real promotion at my first real job and I was beaming. From a 16-year-old cashier with…
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