By Katie Weber I Don’t Want Our Divorce To Be Typical
When my husband decided to end our marriage, many of my choices, desires, and dreams were taken away from me.…
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By Dr. Jennifer Pinto Social Media Hasn’t Made Me Any Less Socially Awkward
Over the years I have to come to accept the fact that I am sometimes lacking in the social grace…
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By Stacy Harrison Your Struggle Makes Me Stronger
I recently interviewed two women living with Multiple Sclerosis for a guest feature on my blog. When I asked them…
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By Trish Eklund To The Woman Who Laughed At My Tears – I Choose Kindness
A couple of months ago, I was driving home from work after a particularly rough day. It was the anniversary of…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Why I Cried in the Target Bathroom
Booya… You thought this was another “Target Bathroom” post. It’s not. But while we are on the subject, no matter…
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By Kimberly Patterson My Precious Daughter-You Too Can Be President
To every little girl who dreams big: Yes, you can be anything you want—even president. Tonight is for you. -Hillary…
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By Lori E. Angiel To The Father I Overheard At The Beach: Be On Her Side
To the father that I overheard talking with his daughter on the beach… I tried not to listen. I promise I…
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By Rachel Gnagy 5 Ideas for Surviving Road Trips with Toddlers
I heard on a podcast recently that trips with kids are adventures not vacations. Wise words, I think! Parents with little kids still have…
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By Kate Bigam How I Finally Broke My Eyeliner Addiction and Learned to Like My Face
I don’t really know how to do makeup. Blush, contouring? Not a clue. I can’t really even apply eye shadow…
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By Kathy Jacobitz The Beauty of Survival Mode
We've made it a year with the twins. The twins are a year old. We have lived, for a year,…
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By Tammi Landry-Gilder Why I Encourage Facebook Bragging
I brag about my kids too much. I know I do it. I should probably keep my mouth shut. Sometimes…
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By Amy Sharpe Seeing clearly with every change that comes…
Shortly after I turned 40, I slipped into a deep denial phase where my failing eyesight was concerned.…
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