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The Birthday of The Child You Lost
If you've lost a child through miscarriage, death at any age, or failed adoptions you have a couple dates on the calendar that are hard; the day you lost your child and his or her birthday. The birthday of the child who you thought would be sitting at the...
It’s Almost Time: The End of Nursing
It’s almost time. I can feel it. He’s dropped feeding after feeding. He is so close to calling it quits. He would rather babble or try to tickle me when I lay him on my lap after his nap to nurse him. While I don’t mind his adorable antics I can’t believe we are...
Have You Seen This?
I'm knee deep in sick kids, writing deadlines, and Fuller House. I know, I know. The critics roasted the reboot but I couldn't help but watch. If you can look past the slapstick comedy you find some great outfits on DJ and you find yourself wishing for the gorgeous 3...
The End of Women’s Bible Study
Last week I was sitting among women who felt guilt because they didn't study the Bible the way they felt they should, some even saying how she just wished she could spend that solid hour in the morning to start her day off right with her Bible, Bible study book,...
I Was Adopted 27 Years Ago
This post was originally published February of 2015. Today is February 23rd. A day I always reflect on as it’s the day I was adopted in 1988. I was escorted from an orphanage in Raja Gardens, Delhi, India to Seattle with different caregivers along the way. The...
White People Are Happier
When I was in the third grade a new girl transferred to our two room schoolhouse. She had strawberry blonde hair and dimples. She became instantly popular out of the 7 third graders in the class. I was eager to be her friend and would often ask her to play on...
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