My Mother’s Love Will Never Die
The night my mother passed away, my sister and I, along with our families sat by her side. We held…
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By Holly Dignen Love Looks Different After Kids, But It Feels Stronger
Love looks different after kids. It looks like dishes cleaned, laundry put away, and a random hug given at just…
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By Lizzy Christian Love is Showing Up, No Matter What
As I’m growing older, my definition of love keeps changing . . . Love is the way my husband holds…
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By Sandy Brannan A Grandmother’s Love is in the Simple Things
If I close my eyes, I can still see my favorite spot in my grandmother’s house. She had a vanity…
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By Christine Koehring I Won’t Miss Being This Tired, But I Will Miss You
“Don’t blink,” they say. “It goes so fast,” they say. And perhaps the favorite of exhausted moms everywhere, “One day…
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By Hannah Dearth Dear Husband, Thank You for Seeing Me
Dear Husband, Thank you for seeing me. So many times, when others look at me, I don’t really feel seen.…
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By Taraneh Kerley Motherhood is Everything All At Once
I want to let you in on a secret of motherhood—motherhood is hardly ever one thing at once. It is…
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Grief is Love Unfinished, But Jesus is Love Unending
I died the day he died. Or at least a large part of me did. I held the hand of…
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Marriage is Continual Sacrifice
Marriage is hard. No one prepares you for all the ups and downs. The good days and bad days are…
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By Carolyn Saccomanno There’s Nothing More Special Than a Meet You in the Driveway Kind of Love
“Helloooooo, punkinheads!” my father-in-law bellowed as he opened the back door of our Honda CR-V. Like always, he fumbled with…
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Here’s To the Husbands Like Harry
Full disclosure: I've never been that into the royal family. I haven't watched any of the weddings or read many…
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It’s No Wonder a Mother is Her Child’s First Love
When we talk about a mama’s lasts — she’s last to leave the house, to eat, to shower — we…
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