By Josi Seibert She Twirls
She’s tiny, maybe three years old. She wears a dress. It’s black and rose pink. It hangs loosely on her…
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By Sara Borgstede When Fear of Failure Looms Large
Does fear of failure loom large in your life? I've noticed something fascinating about failure over the last couple years…
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By Charlie Gray Make Today Different
It's 1:00 am, and I, the mother of a 4-month-old, am awake. Now, most parents would be utterly horrified to learn…
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By Tiffany Campione To The Military Spouse
For those who are new to becoming a military spouse, I write these words to you in hopes you will…
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By Michelle Garwood We Honor and Remember
*Originally posted, 2013* “I fly the American Flag of the United States, and the Honor and Remember Flag, and I…
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By Seanne Emerton Catching Good
I love seeing teamwork in action and the recent Kansas City Royals’ World Series win is a great example. Notable…
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By Bailey Koch You’re Not a True Husker Fan
It's a tough year to be a Nebraska Husker if you're into football. I mean, for real. This past weekend,…
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By Pamela Homolka My Love For The Plains… Is Growing On Me
Let me preface this by saying I'm not a country girl. If you want a semi-accurate depiction of me (minus…
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By Emma Richardson Stepping Away from the Blame Game
A moment of frustration, a slice of disappointment, or an unexpected setback; all small pieces that can often set the…
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By Sarah Cox How an accent can affect a sense of belonging
When I was 8, my parents decided it would be good for our family to move to South Africa. We…
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By Lori Wildenberg Are You Bound By These 4 Parenting Lies? Be Free!
"My child is so sensitive, I don't want to hurt her feelings by correcting her." "I raise my voice to…
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By Jenni Welsch A Mother’s Mantra
As any well-meaning (mostly, I think) random mom with adult children will tell those of us with little Littles, usually…
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