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How to stop overthinking September 6, 2019
Toni Morrison once said, “If there’s a book you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.” I also feel this is true when it comes to blogging. If I can’t find a blog post that offers what I need, why not just write it? Lately I’ve thought a […]
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Growing up August 28, 2019
I’ve been thinking so much about my big boy Brooks lately. It seems like overnight he’s gone from a child to an adolescent. There’s a shift that happens when kids transition from wanting to be with family members to wanting to be with their friends. That shift is happening with Brooks. It’s fun but also […]
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Birthday Fun at UltraStar Multi-Tainment Center August 17, 2019
While this is a promotional post in conjunction with Ultrastar Multi-tainment Center, all opinions are 100% my own. My boys’ birthdays are three years and one day apart, so they’ve always celebrated together. This past January, Brooks turned ten and Case turned seven. It’s hard to believe my big boy is in double digits, but […]
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Remembering August 14, 2019
I woke up at dawn to be with my mom. It’s in the quiet and stillness when I feel her presence and remember how her voice sounded or how her arm felt around my shoulder. When someone passes away, the yearning to remember is paramount. Sometimes my mom comes to me in dreams and those […]
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Stream of Consciousness: The Next Right Thing July 15, 2019
Back in the day when I was blogging routinely, my friend from Love, Jaime and I wrote ‘stream of consciousness’ posts each Saturday morning. We’d set a timer and write for ten minutes about whatever was on our minds and hearts. Setting the timer allowed the words to flow without too much concern for grammar, syntax […]
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