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 Stacy Harrison The Photo I Never Took
Just off the highway on the edge of our town is an artesian spring that runs continuously from spring to…
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By Amy Bellows Choosing To Forgive
Have you even been broken? Knocked down so quickly, so efficiently, that you are engulfed in that moment of time. That…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat You Can’t Control But You Can Trust
Many things happen in this life that are out of our control. Being a military wife caught up in moving…
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By Meredith Mortensen Dear Old, Work Friends: I Miss You
It’s been years, maybe even a decade, since we first met and started working together. Although we haven’t worked together…
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By Tessa Kirby A Letter To My Oldest Daughter
To My Sweet Baby Girl, Life didn’t begin until you were born. Every breath you took brought with it a…
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By Erin Stache Learning about Fear on Disney’s Splash Mountain
My husband and I just returned from a quick trip to Disney World for an extended weekend. I had the…
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By Meg Grant Life Lesson at Winn Dixie
One of my life’s greatest lessons took place under the fluorescent hum of a Winn Dixie supermarket’s lights. It was…
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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 Lauren Eberspacher Sex – What We Aren’t Bringing to the Table
"We just don't have sex anymore." "I'm too tired to put in that much effort." "It really hurts to have…
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By Heather Shotkoski First vs. Third Pregnancy: What I’ve Learned
Our third baby boy is arriving in seven weeks, and as I prepare to welcome a little (okay, a lot)…
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By Stephanie Gilbert 6 Lessons I’ve Learned As a City Girl Turned Southern Small Town Mom
Some girls were born for the country, and when you’re a country girl, camouflage, big trucks, and mud-riding are life.…
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