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As women we try to be super heroes. Our capes encircle our necks as we swoop in to rescue our families, especially our children. We exert so much
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As women we try to be super heroes. Our capes encircle our necks as we swoop in to rescue our families, especially our children. We exert so much
I know you’ve heard the saying “A picture is worth a thousand words.” If ever a graphic illustrates this slogan or idea, it’s this one: a mom walking
As single women we deal with a unique set of circumstances and challenges. Although there are pros to living single, the other side is overwhelming. I love doing
I witnessed something amazing the other day. I walked into a salon for a pedicure and there sat five women visiting back and forth, leaning over their own toes
When my boys were three and nine years old, I read an article about the value of giving children experiences over material things. I was a single mom
I recently got a call from an out-of-state newspaper asking to do a phone interview about single mom life and the pandemic. The reporter sounded like he was
When I tugged open the mailbox and plucked the items from within, one particular envelope grabbed my attention. Nostalgia engulfed me as an invitation to the 50th anniversary celebration
Family traditions abound during Christmas festivities. Inside every woman resides a desire to pass on customs to her children and leave a legacy. We envision the “perfect” holiday
Mom guilt. Have you ever felt it? If you’re a mom reading this blog, then you likely fall into the 90-percent category of mothers who have admitted to
I approached the building with trepidation, my footsteps feeling heavier moment by moment. Nearby, throngs of people walked in the same direction—smiling, laughing, and interacting with their children.