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From the Publisher – December 2024
A group of my college roommates planned a little mini-reunion recently. I was so excited to spend a weekend laughing, tailgating, and just hanging out with all of them. The […]
From the Publisher – November 2024
With changing seasons and holidays right around the corner, I recently got the itch to deep clean and organize the house. Last year, we organized the pantry with all kinds […]
From the Publisher – October 2024
I have always wanted a house with a front porch with room for rockers and a porch swing like my grandmother’s house in the country. We would sit out there […]
From the Publisher – September 2024
My daughter and her friend at college were talking about careers when MB mentioned that I am the publisher of a parent’s magazine. Her friend responded, “Would you say your […]
From the Publisher – August 2024
It seems that just as I am getting settled into the summer routine, the stores start putting out the Back-to-School displays. This immediately sends me cycling through the five stages […]
From the Publisher – July 2024
Growing up, birthdays in my family were always a big deal. I am not sure who enjoyed them more, us or my mom. She always got so excited helping us […]
From the Publisher – June 2024
I have the best memories of summers as a kid. Summers always included VBS, time with cousins, and neighborhood friends. Time spent at my grandmother’s house in the country was […]
From the Publisher – May 2024
Many parents enter the month of May with a range of emotions. Excited is one emotion because we all made it to the finish line of another school year and […]
From the Publisher – April 2024
If you are a parent, it is bound to happen at some point. In public, your child does or says something that makes your eyes widen, and you immediately want […]
From the Publisher – February 2024
We are starting the second month of 2024, and many of us are assessing our New Year’s resolutions. How are yours going? I will say I am making progress, but […]