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Gripping My Old Self
Almost seven years ago, I slipped into a new life role (not so quietly). After the hardest 36 hours of my life to date, I earned m...
May Pandemonium
May is a bit of a tease, isn’t it? It marks the end of spring, the rain has slowed but the warmth is here to stay. The lengthening...
Tackling Tantrums
There are some beautiful days of motherhood I will always remember. And then there’s the memory of my 2 ½-year-old screaming in th...
Generational Cultivators
People say I am just like my dad. We look the same, act the same, think the same. But I would argue as I get older, I am becoming ...
The Best Assumptions
I have not always been one to assume the best about others. There, I said it. It’s not pretty, but it’s true.
As a teenager, I ...
What Grandma Taught Me in the Kitchen
I grew up in the kitchen with my mama and grandmas and aunties. The kitchen always held a centrifugal force, drawing our family to...
Pay. Attention.
This was originally posted on Coffee + Crumbs.
Consciousness breathes in and out as often as my chest inflates with air. Sounds o...
Salty Scaredy-Cat
The email read: "A resident may have spotted a Florida panther near the woods. Please be careful after dusk, especially if you hav...
Thrive to Declutter
My hair fell hot against my face. I positioned the flatiron and smoothed another chunk of wayward blonde strands. “Mom!” My four-y...
The Welcome Box
Fifteen years ago, after spending time at a Guatemalan orphanage, my husband and I returned to the states and asked the very simpl...