It’s OK to Have Loved and Lost Friends
Being a parent is hard. You’re warned about body changes, sleepless nights, staying home or working, financial obligations, your baby’s diet,…
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I Suck at Being a Friend Right Now
It’s early in the morning. My husband has left for work and the kids are still sleeping. I sit down with a cup of coffee in front of my computer in…
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Friends, Don’t Offer a Mom Help–Just Tell Her You’re Coming
This is what friendship looks like. I am currently walking through the hardest season of my life but as mamas, we feel like we’ve always got…
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I’m Trying My Best, But Sometimes I’m a Lousy Friend
Sometimes I’m a bad friend. And look, this is a safe space, so let’s be honest here—sometimes you are, too. I’m not saying it’s OK, but…
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We Are Friends For a Reason
To all my girlfriends, past and present: At some point, we were friends, maybe even best friends. We met in our neighborhood, in preschool, in…
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Shout Out to the Girls Who Know There’s Room For Everyone
Shout out to the girls who refuse to be part of the conversation that starts with, “Well I heard that she . . .” Shout out to the girls who have…
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Just Come Over: The Art of Gritty Hospitality
I hate traveling, but I love learning about other cultures, and I LOVE friends from other continents and countries. I am drawn to their courage and…
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Don’t Take It Personally When I Bail on You—I’m Just Trying to Survive
Some moms try to do all. the. things. It’s me. I’m that mom. Why do I always say yes? Just last week, I did it again. I let down another…
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I Only Have Time For Drop Everything Friends
Seasons change and friendships evolve and change as well. What I looked for and need in a friend is different now than a decade ago. What I can offer…
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Tell Them You Love Them While You Still Can
Call your dad. When he asks why you’re calling, say you just wanted to hear his voice. Better yet, thank him for that long-ago afternoon he spent…
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