By Keri Forsythe-Stephens Catch-42: An Ode to Midlife
The night started in what can only be described as a mother’s paradise. The kids were downstairs—maybe being watched by…
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By Pallavi Srivastava My Mother Is Strength and Grace
Forty-nine years. Almost half a century. For many, that’s a lifetime. That’s how long they were married. Losing my dad…
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By Lisa Leshaw She Called for Me in the Night
I wasn’t scared of a single thing when I was a little girl, except for EVERYTHING that happened each night…
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By Chandni Bansal I Worry Less and Care More as I Turn 40
As I approach 40, I’ve found myself with a different perspective on many aspects of my life. I have slowed…
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By Kelsey Scism I Met My Older Self for Coffee
I met my future self for coffee. I pulled in next to her, opening my door carefully so as not…
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Here’s Looking at 60
Well, it’s almost here—the moment I’ve been dreading for at least a decade—The BIG SIX-OH. How did this happen? I…
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50 Is Knowing God Has Been So Faithful
This is 50. Fifty is waking early on a dark Saturday morning to get to a marching band competition. Fifty…
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By Heather LeRoss Her Winter Is Here
Her winter is here, and like everything in winter, she’s preparing. But, unlike with Mother Nature, spring isn’t around the…
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By Claudia Caramiello This Is 50
I am planning a fabulous party. Campy invitations will be sent out. The food shall be Italian. There will be…
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My Autumns Begins
“No spring nor summer beauty hath such grace as I have seen in one autumnal face.” - John Donne "Just…
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Losing an Elderly Parent after a Long Life Still Stings
If you have lost an elderly parent, I bet people have said to you “at least he/she lived a good,…
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By Tiffany Reiger It’s Time for My 20-Year High School Reunion and Some Honesty
My 20-year high school reunion is coming up, but I don’t know if I will go. High school wasn’t the…
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