Guest Blogger
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REAL LIFE :: My Journey with Depression
Today we are kicking off a new series called the Real Life Series, in which we share stories written by Nashville area moms, posted anonymously. By and...
Public Displays of Adoption
I have two incredible children through adoption. I could not love them more even if I had given birth to them. In fact, I am...
Bringing it Back to the Basics: A Lesson in Respect
When I was a child, I had a healthy fear of my parents. I wasn’t afraid of them in a bad way. Instead, I greatly...
100 Years of the National Park Service Celebration — August 25-28 (Free Admission!)
Grab your hiking boots and the jogging stroller or kid carrier backpack! The National Park Service is celebrating its 100th birthday, and you are invited....
Tax-Free Weekend in Tennessee and the School Supply List
"48 sharpened #2 pencils (Paper Mate Black Warrior preferred :)"
That is the first item on my oldest child’s fall school supply list—including the smiley...
I Can’t Calm Down. I Won’t Get Over It.
He's four years old. And he is already the size of a six or seven year old—according to clothing manufacturers, anyway. Strangers have always...
Dads Take Over — Counting the Future
My father, my brother, and I were in the middle of perhaps our seven hundredth game of pool in my folks’ basement when we...
The Hot Nashville Real Estate Market — And What It Means for Families :: Real...
We've all heard it: the Nashville real estate market is hot. But, how hot? And how does that translate to my family selling our...
Dads Take Over — My Daughters Made Me a Feminist
Let me start by saying one thing. I’m a guy. I was raised in a house full of only male siblings. All my cousins...
Little Campers — Handling Homesickness
It’s been many years now, but I clearly remember going away for camp for the first time at age six. When the big day finally...