This is a guest post from Amy M. Brinton of Live from the Heart. (Welcome, Amy!) I shuffle in my seat, chatting a little with a friend next to me, and then glance up and realize Rachel is teaching today. A small smile begins to spread on my face. It's Rachel's turn to teach the women's class at …
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She’s just come to me for about the gazillionth time on a lazy Sunday afternoon asking for another snack. “I’m starrrrrrrrrrrrrving…..!!!!!!!” she proclaims, hands on her stomach doubled over in a dramatic display. I give my husband the look. The one where he knows I’m about to lose my everlovin' …
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I'm breaking out of my comfortable writer mold today and showing you our home! Sometimes people ask me about pieces in our house, so I though it'd be nice to have everything in one place. And more importantly, it's FUN! Let's start here: We live in Silicon Valley in a builder-basic townhome. It …
"Quinn!" she exclaims as she turns each page. Seeing herself in print, she lays her cheek on the page of the book and enthusiastically nuzzles the photo of herself. Page after page gets the same treatment. This is the image that come to mind any time I think about printing family photos. My …
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Sinking into the chair beside my four-year-old son's hospital bed with a heavy sigh, I felt the weight of the world on my shoulders, and it threatened to crush me. It had been months since he started limping. Back then, I thought he may have fallen and twisted his ankle. He was, after all, only …
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Not long ago I had the privilege of watching someone who seemed to have really figured out how to slow life down. I had passed the kids to my husband for the day and headed to the oceanside community of Pacific Grove, California, to write and enjoy some time to myself. (Because, introvert.) I …
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