By Terryn Drieling Our Marriage Was Failing – The Secrets That Saved Us
We were going on four years of marriage, adjusting to being parents, and working full-time jobs that kept us running.…
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By Kristie McCollum My Skin Is Black – Why I Stand for The National Anthem
The annual See You At the Pole event was coming up and the coordinator asked me and two of my…
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By Katie Brady Basically We’re Obsessed With Chip And Joanna – Here’s Why
It's only been a little over a year since starting on television, but I'm certain that everyone has heard of…
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By Katherine Kring Learning to Embrace the Mess
I hate messes. I don’t mean that lightly. I mean, I really hate messes. Like the kind of loathing that…
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By Leah Peterson Why I Bleed Husker Red
In the heart of Nebraska, the sun shines brightly on the glorious days of fall. In the early days of…
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By Ladye Hobson Kids Are Gross: Mom Receives Hilarious Phone Call From School
My cell phone rings while I’m at work, and it’s my son’s school calling. This cannot be good. My mind…
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By Judy Daniell White Moderates – Don’t Let History Repeat Itself
As a mostly (I'll get to that later) white girl, from the midwest, who grew up an Air Force Brat,…
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By Casey Hitchcock Teacher Stomps Flag to Prove a Point – What Would You Do?
Protest is a word we’re hearing a lot lately as Kaepernick has made headlines by peacefully protesting during the National…
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By Lacy Jo Donald Full Time Job, Full Time Mom
A while back, an amazing stay-at-home mom wrote a blog called "When You Are Enough" and although I'm not a SAHM,…
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By Alethea Mshar Cerebral Palsy Bodybuilder Proves Disabilities Do Not Have To Limit Life
The Rio Olympics came and went with many remarkable stories, which swept me away, just like everyone else. But this…
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Man With Cystic Fibrosis Gives Hope To All Patients Fighting This Disease
In 1967, when Jerry Cahill was just 11 years old, he was diagnosed with the genetic disease Cystic Fibrosis. Jerry's…
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By Dana Boyer For Me, Football Means Home
This last Saturday, my two boys and I gathered on the bed, pillows for each of us, water bottles distributed,…
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