The Shame of the Not Clean & Organized Home
I have a lot of deeply buried shame around the cleanliness and organization of my homes. And I can tell
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Modern Southern Bloggers
Making Friends at Any Age
I’m not sure what it is about the holidays that makes me particularly reflective over life in general. I suppose
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All the Lights Above Chick Fil A
My children love Christmas lights- as so many children do. They evoke something magical, something that isn’t of this everyday
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Closet Then- Closet Now
Probably one of the most humbling things about having a baby isn’t just the new/nonexsisting sleep routine, figuring out why
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A Valentine’s Gift of Time
*yes I’m late posting this, for reasons, but it’s still relevant now… actually at this point it’s been a whole
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The Easiest Summer Salad Ever
I have a love hate relationship with Southern summers. I hate the heat- unless I can get in a pool,
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What Really Happened on Our Trip – What My Kid Got Wrong in Virtual Learning
So look, I was editing my son’s virtual learning assignment and realize homeboy got some details wrong: First
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The Day I Was Saved
The Day I Was Saved. — a warning, there is some strong language in this one. Also, I started this
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The Quarantine Food Diaries: Volume 1
EDIT: I knew I would forget one! We also got a massive order of pulled pork from Satterfields early on
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Rediscovering the Front Porch
The following is a guest post from Dr. Brian Wright, a local psychologist– EDIT: psychiatrist at Coliseum. Thank you, Brian!
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