Those girls are grown women today, 30 and 28 years old, with lives of their own. I’m going to borrow from Dawn’s blog title to wrap this visit down memory lane; change is hard, but change is certain.| Karma's When I Feel Like It Blog
Sarah Yahm discusses her new novel Unfinished Acts of Wild Creation, and the difficulty in witnessing the decline of her own mother.| Lilith Magazine
Grief doesn’t step aside for joy. It walks with it—quietly, steadily. By Elizabeth Candy The post A graduation, a ladybug, and the daughter who wasn’t there appeared first on .|
The first time, I kept asking my mother how I could help. I needed to do so...| Mutha Magazine
We want our daughters to be kind, but we also need to remember that we need to help them learn how to identify toxic relationships.| parentingteensandtweens.com