By Sherry White Sometimes Things Aren’t Broken, They’re Just Stuck
My husband is a great fixer. He fixes everything that “breaks” in our house. Many times, the things I think…
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By Karen Johnson Xennials: The New Name For The Micro-Generation Born Between 1977-1983
In high school, I communicated with boyfriends solely via our house phone. Nights were spent driving by popular hangouts like…
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By Amber Dawkins What NOT to Say to Your Recently Divorced Friend Who is Dating
You watched your friend’s life fall apart. You watched her plans for the future shatter, her hopes and dreams derailed.…
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By Jami Amerine Are You There, God? It’s Swimsuit Season.
It’s me, Lord. Yes, me… on the dressing room floor. Oh, Sweet Jesus, you’ve seen me here before – in…
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By Lori E. Angiel Just Give Me A Minute Before You Grow Up
Just give me a minute. I need to catch my breath. It’s all happening too fast. You were just a…
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By Lauren Eberspacher The Day That The Lord Gave and Took Away
It's not supposed to happen this way. This isn't anything that we had planned. But God, you give and take…
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By Jenn Hesse 8 Reasons You SHOULD Laugh at Your Kids
Raising children is serious business. You’ve got to feed them, clothe them, wash them once in awhile, teach them right…
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By Her View From Home Dear Underwriter, Take a Chance on Us
Dearest Underwriter, At this point I feel as though we are pen pals. I am a firm believer that everything…
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By Leah Rogers My Dear Daughters, Friendship is so Hard
My Dear Daughters, I don’t know how to have friends. I try to help you navigate through the social maze…
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By Hannah Carpenter No, I’m Not Funding Your European Vacation
Almost daily I receive a request to "partner" with someone by giving them money. I'll be tagged in a Go…
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By Avery Jennings To The Skinny Mom Buying Donuts
Dear Skinny Mama, My baby is at least six months older than yours. I couldn't help but notice you in…
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By Stacey Philpot Let’s Admit that Marriage Isn’t a Fairy Tale
In a few short days, my husband and I plan to pack our carry-on bags (his filled with sensible items…
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