By Danielle Peterson Confessions of a Former Mean Girl
"I wish we could all get along like we used to in middle school. I wish I could make a…
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By Pri Walker 7 Lessons I’ve Learned From My Kids
We put so much pressure on making sure we raise our kids right. That we’re guiding lights teaching them respect,…
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By Shelby Spear 13 Nuggets of Wisdom From Middle Age
Dear younger me, Good news is you’re still going to be kicking it at 49, which should shock you considering…
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By Patrick Danz Grandpa’s Leather Chair is Still Teaching Me
The crimson rug at 211 Vinewood covered most of the hardwood. Living room golf was one of my favorite pastimes,…
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By Kyle Means Sometimes the MVP Never Makes it Off the Bench
The madness of March is a beautiful thing. Each year around this time, I devote myself to watching as much…
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By Melinda Tietsort There is Nothing Like Growing Up On the Farm
I pulled down the lane. Off in the distance driving in the field was my husband. It was just another…
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Thanks For the Memories, Coach Hart
Recently, my mom shared some sad news: my seventh-grade basketball coach passed away in late March. It was one of…
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By Whitney Fleming Why I Talk With My Teens About My Wild Past
I was 14 when I first snuck into my parent's liquor cabinet and poured some sort of brown alcohol into…
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By Karey Warriner Dear Kids, If I Go Before You Grow
“What if I die before they grow?" This question has haunted me every day since I became a mother at 18.…
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By Jennifer Coates The World Will Challenge Your Beauty; This Is How You Overcome It
I want my daughter to be beautiful, like me. There, I said it. I want my daughter to be beautiful,…
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By Traci Rhoades She Lived to Be 105—and This Mantra Got Her Through
Technically, she was my great aunt, but we called her Aunt Marjorie. For most of my childhood, it was Aunt…
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By Dianna Abrams Discovering the Beauty in Brokenness
I was making dinner one night and my three-year-old daughter was prancing around the kitchen dancing to her own…
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