By Leslie Means Another Piece of My Childhood Died with Bob Barker
“Mom, why are you crying?” my daughter asked me. “Because Bob Barker died,” I said through tears. I didn’t know…
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By Sarah Lewis Even by Her Deathbed, I Question If I Was Enough for My Mother
The beeping of the machine yelling to the nurses about the occluded IV snaps my mind back to the present.…
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By Amanda Crews Kids Remember Love, Not Perfection
When I was younger, I am sure my mother yelled or lost it from time to time though I can’t…
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Give Us a Sandlot Summer
The baseball diamond is my kids’ happy place. Each year, when spring turns to summer and the warm weather comes…
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Full Circle Moments and Precious Memories
Parents often leave imprints on their children’s hearts. As a mom, I sometimes find myself wondering if this is true,…
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By Natalie Bogan Some Moments Are Made For Memories
As we walked down the beach, the waves came in and out. The sun was shining, the birds chirping, and…
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By Patrick Danz I’ll Never Forget the Magic Grandpa Made With His Trains
Basements. Some are warm and inviting, others are cold and damp. Some are just plain scary. My grandpa’s basement, though,…
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By andrew-heffner Don’t Miss the Chance to Tell Your Mom You Love Her
This is my Mom. Well, that’s her in the mid-1960s. But that’s her—that little girl, full of life. Before life…
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By Melissa Neeb A Grandpa’s Impact Shines On Long After He’s Gone
My husband got a 35-year-old sign after his grandparents passed away. We've had it for a few months but he…
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By Jordan Morgan Grandpa’s Magic is the Best Part of Childhood
When I think of my childhood, I immediately think of my grandpas. There are very few memories that don’t contain…
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By Christiana Whallon We Do Family Outings Even When Money is Tight
Just like many modern families, we are on a pretty tight budget. We live month-to-month and sometimes struggle to…
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