Do you desire to cultivate your familial relationships and watch your children grow up with healthy boundaries? Are you curious about how other working parents find time for self-care? Do you have only one child growing up during this pandemic and you’re trying to find healthy ways for him or her to cope? If you […]
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Seven Ideas for Handling Finances Better
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Couples around the world have been met with great disappointment this year. When the global health crisis first hit, many with spring weddings were forced to cancel their dates as social distancing became the law of the land. Then the restrictions continued longer and longer and longer. Now, it’s hard to know when social gatherings
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Thank you Lexington Law Firm for sponsoring this post. A high service partner and consumer advocate that will help you fight for the credit you deserve! Growing up in a single parent home I often heard about our financial struggles. My family was always trying to make ends meet from month-to-month. By the time I
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According to the Pew Research Center, roughly half of American adults were married in 2017 and 88 percent of people cited love as “an important reason to get married” (romance isn’t dead yet!). The second reason cited for getting married was to “make a lifelong commitment”, which also seems incredibly romantic. Therefore, getting engaged is one
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To the women and girls who will never meet your dad, you are already whole. Whenever I hear a story about a girl reuniting with her long lost father that she never knew I get chills. I didn’t have any daddy issues growing up, I just didn’t have a dad and that was Okay. I’m
My husband and I just celebrated 12 years of marriage. Frankly, I can hardly believe I’ve been an adult that long let alone married to someone. I was determined that we would have some time away to ourselves this year because we both work so hard, but have little time to date each other. At
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Nine years ago, I wanted to be a mom. And I remember thinking about how much I wanted to have kids who would impact the world positively. After 3 years of marriage, my husband and I were doubly blessed to bring home two little precious daughters. The early years with twins were the most challenging.
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Blessings of Unity is Christian guide to help both spouses make better decisions together within their marriage. My husband and I read the book together. At only 138 pages, the book is a quick read. We did the couples evaluation/quiz and it was a real conversation starter. For us, the book encouraged much needed dialog
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Compensated Influencer: In 1975 forty-four men and women gathered at the Wardman Park Marriott in Washington, DC. Their meeting became the first gathering of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ). This year was the forty-first year and my first time attending, there were over 4,000 people in attendance. The National Association of Black Journalists
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