This week one of my IG friends posted a quote along the lines of not letting the fear of people thinking you’re “cringe” stop you from doing things that can better your situation. I’ve always known that people will have their opinions about you and I personally think you might as well dance to the ...
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My Best Advice for the Single Girl
To all my single ladies out there reading this, my best advice for you is to ENJOY EVERY SINGLE MINUTE OF IT SIS! Don’t think about your “biological clock”, don't worry about being the only family member not married or in a relationship, don’t put pressure on yourself to find your person because ...
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Our First Trip Back to Kansas City
Wow. I can’t believe the last time we were in Kansas City was back in 2019 before the pandemic. It would have been longer except one of my husband’s childhood friends was getting married and we weren’t about to miss it. We booked our flights as soon as we got the invitation.
As soon as we ...
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Are We Done Having Babies?
When my husband and I had our first baby we decided that we wanted to have three. Actually, he told my mom he would have five if I let him. I figured three kids was a good compromise and a good number, which I’m on record saying at our rehearsal dinner which you can watch here (if you’ve got time to ...
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Superwoman Is Not a Syndrome
As of lately this term has come up a ton and I have chosen not to subscribe to it. As a feminist, I have a major problem with this term. When a man is the sole provider for his family, is an active father, a loving husband, helps with the household chores, takes the cars to the shop, makes sure the ...
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I Was Diagnosed With a Subchorionic Hematoma
Yesterday marks exactly one year since the day the doctors told me they didn’t know if Jaylen would make it past 11 weeks. I left the hospital feeling hopeless, defeated, scared, and heartbroken. A year later and I felt it all over again. It was also the day my dad died.
What happened
It was MLK ...
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