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the long road of motherhood

In: Family on: April 12, 2019

I spend most of my afternoons in the car, picking kids up and dropping them off all over town. If Uber wanted to create a better system for finding …

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oy with the teenagers, already

In: Family on: March 28, 2019

No one prepared me for being a mom of teens. There are a million blogs and books and podcasts about the early years of parenting: the sleep …

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cultural phenomenon: why moms hate the last weeks of school

In: Family on: May 24, 2018

Last August I fired myself as a middle school homeschooling teacher, and we enrolled our three oldest kids in public school. We didn't know if we …

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how to love teenagers

In: Family on: January 17, 2018

The early years of children are so noisy. Squawks, yells, tattling, and so many words about things like superheroes, dinosaurs,  princesses, trains, …

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all my feelings re: sending my kids to public school

In: Family on: August 28, 2017

For the last eight years, all of our kids have been homeschooled. It’s so weird. I didn’t even want to homeschool my kids when they were little. I …

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middle-aged mom life is a real thing

In: Family on: January 18, 2017

When I imagined myself as a mom, it was always as a young mom of very small children. It is a pure shock to me that that stage has ended in many ways …

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god bless the christmas mamas, every one

In: Spiritual Growth on: December 24, 2016

Around here, Christmas looks something like this:It's Christmas lights and long lines and photo cards and apple cider and a last minute this and a …

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the hidden gift in motherhood

In: Family, General on: August 8, 2016

We have been at the pool almost every night for the past few days. Post-dinner swimming is my favorite part of summer living in Texas, where even …

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On Being Imaginary Awesome

In: General on: July 14, 2016

{Hi everyone! Our family is still on vacation in East Texas, but today I'm guest posting over on Amber Salhus's blog today. Here's the beginning of …

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fun summer mom

In: Family, General on: June 30, 2016

Every morning of the week week we dragged our lazy summer selves out of bed, dressed, breakfasted, driven in stop-and-go traffic, and deposited Boy 2 …

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what no one tells you about motherhood

In: General on: May 17, 2016

So... I have a son who can throw a curveball.Maybe that doesn’t sound like a huge life-changing truth. But this is my baby we’re talking about here. …

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drama and parenting and finding the grace to be imperfect

In: General on: May 10, 2016

"Son though he was, [Jesus] learned obedience from what he suffered and, once made perfect, he became the source of eternal salvation …

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