By Leah Peterson Sometimes You Gotta “Cowgirl Up”
There she is, that woman I adored. She was known by many names. I just knew her as “Great-Gramma." She…
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By Desiree Townsend What’s on my desk?
I've always been fascinated by sneak peeks into other people's lives. House buying tours, "reality TV" shows, YouTube videos, pictures on Facebook…
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By Bailey Koch She Believed She Could, So She Did
I don't know who said it but I'm not sure it matters: "She believed she could, so she did." This…
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By Erinne Magee How Divorce Taught Me There Are Different Ways To Love
We weren't trying to get pregnant, but it's not like we were taking the measurements not to get pregnant. In…
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By Dr. Jennifer Pinto I Want a Do-Over
Divorce seems to be trending within my cohort these days. I have recently witnessed the ending of several long term…
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By Danielle Helzer Why I don’t attend women’s ministry events
Women's ministry...if you're a church-going woman, you've likely heard this phrase before. Maybe you're even knee-deep in your church's women's…
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By Jordan Plummer Allen 9 Ways Procrastination Beats Us and 9 Ways to Beat Procrastination
According to reports in 2012, it costs businesses roughly $10,396 per year, per employee that is a chronic procrastinator. An…
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By Christy Margritz To The Mother Who Never Got To Bring Her Child Home
I see you. I see you at work. I see you at church. I see you at the store. I…
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By Jessica Alexander Throwing Three Months At It-How I Cope With Change
I feel like I have been in a state of transition for months. Packing and unpacking. Loosing and finding. The…
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By Celeste Yvonne Losing My Job was the Best Decision I Never Made
It was New Year's Eve, and I had just finished the weekly meeting with the CEO. I was encouraged by…
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By Lori Wildenberg The Best (and free) Drug Prevention Strategy
A secret Facebook group has been uncovered by police that connects kids as young as 12 years-old to places where…
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By Jennifer Isaac A Long Line of Goodbyes
I watched another baby leave yesterday. She was buckled in her carseat and munching contentedly on her goldfish. Happily oblivious…
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