By Stephanie Eckles Dear Husband, I Need Us to Be a Team Now More Than Ever
You sigh as you walk in the kitchen and he's left the peanut butter and the used knife out. Again.…
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By Jennifer Vail Being the First Friend to Have Kids is Lonely
My friends and I had our whole futures mapped out back in high school. We knew just what we were…
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By Erika Rachelle Anderson Dear Hardworking Dads, We See You
Dear dads, We see you. You are seen. You are loved. You are appreciated. You are adored. We see how…
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By Kendra Barnes The Secret to Marriage is To Hang On For Dear Life
I think marriage is misunderstood. It gets a bad rap. Ball and chain. Your life is over. There are marriage-deprecating…
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By Jennifer Bailey Dear Husband, Would You Choose Me All Over Again?
Would you choose me again? We vowed in sickness and in health, for richer or for poorer, and for better…
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By Nicole Burke Somewhere Along the Way, This Farm Became My Passion Too
I never dreamed of living on a farm or running a tractor or owning land. I never dreamed of growing…
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By Felicia Jarrett Dear Future Daughter-in-Law, I’m Raising a Man You’ll Be Proud to Call Your Husband
I've been a daughter-in-law for about seven years now. Growing up, I always thought about my husband, just like all…
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By Chandni Bansal Dear Husband, Your Soulmate is Still in Here Somewhere
It is said that after the kids start growing up, the parents often find each other once again, as individuals,…
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By Katie Aubuchon I’m Glad My Wedding Dress Doesn’t Fit Anymore
Years ago, I said yes to a big beautiful ballgown with a sweetheart neckline and layers of floating organza. I…
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By Stephanie Roberts Remember Why You Fell in Love With Him
They say the days are long, but the years are short in the trenches of motherhood. As moms, our days…
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By Caroline Murray Marriage is a Tightrope We Walk Together
I got engaged when I was 27. By all accounts, I was an adult. I had a home, a career,…
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By Carol Pavlik I Want To Remember it All
I want highlight reels of my life but not just the images—the feel, smell, taste, sound, and sights of years…
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