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  • by hatter

    I had recently wrote the article titled "A letter to my daughter." The article was under a different username. Don't be alarmed. I couldn't remember any of my login information. I know what you're thinking, if this woman c...read more

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    by Michael Butson

    CRAYONS AND CRACKERS I have developed an appreciation for the animals that eat their young. This is my story. Tamara and I had a long week. Our days start early and we don't pick up the kids until six P.M. As we buck...read more

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    by Jerriann Massey

    The language of family life is like inside jokes. We get it, other's don't. Snunks. That's what my daughter called skunks when she was 4. I thought it was cute. The elementary school speech therapist didn't and taug...read more

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    by Tricia Hassett

    Who ever said that a child is easy to bring up and nurture must never of met my son. To look at him you would easily be forgiven for thinking he was a sweet, adorable angel but I ask you to send more then a day with him a...read more

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    by Cyn Lee

    Dinner with Haley and Kayla, There is not a day that goes by where I don't think of my brothers two daughters. They are that special. I have no children, and these two little girls make me smile no matter what I...read more

  • by Rachel Whitman

    A letter to my daughter Walk with me, take my hand. I promise that I won't let you fall, but I'll help you stand. Always be kind to others and true ; don't strive to be anyone else just try to be you. I'll be ...read more

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    by Kimberley Rockdale

    Last night my fifteen year old son Tim and I decided to take a walk before dinner - just as the sun was beginning to set in the sky. We grabbed the camera and headed out with no particular route in mind. Tim's an av...read more

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    by Darlene Dunbar

    Irritated: I asked(again),"what are you doing in here?." I stood there at the kitchen doorway in order to 'See for myself' the disaster I had already imagined there would be. My son Jeremiah was all of about 3 years of ag...read more

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    by Lesley Rigg

    My separation from my husband is quite recent. I chose to move, because I knew that he wouldn't, or not as quickly as I needed to be separated. Therefore my pennies are being watched as I wait for our house settlement an...read more

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    by Nanci Mccaleb

    An E Ticket Ride When I sat on the lawn at the corner house at Princeton and Dent on a blanket with my Barbie dream house and all my friends, I ambitiously wanted to be a mom. Not just any mom. I wanted to be the most w...read more

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    by Shanieka Dodson

    I am a mother of to boys one that's 10 and one that's 12 im also married I have been married for 10 years so I do have help with raising my children,my mother did'nt have help so it's kinda hard for me to understand the st...read more

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    by Ashley Burr

    This is not meant to be sentimental or cheesy. I am not going to pour out my soul about the joy of being a mother. This is strictly an observation on what fulfilling said role does to a person, how the love of your child s...read more

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    by Mary Hickey

    When Bridget was in kindergarten the first Parent Teacher Conference I was asked if I could pick out my daughter's art work from the wall of autumn leaves that was colored by all other student's. Afraid to acknowledge...read more

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    by Vivian Vega

    As I watch my two boys sleeping in their beds late at night, I am overcome by joy...a feeling of being blessed by the almighty GOD. Never in my wildest dreams while in my early adulthood did I actually believe I would be a...read more

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    by Glendon Caballero

    Parenting is an occupation filled with days of endless and anxious chores interspersed with magical moments of unexpected kindness, love, and wonder. And I still believe that the greatest thing you can do for your childre...read more

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