Dear Teenager,
August 4, 2015
Dear Teenager, I’m really hoping this reaches you. Maybe you’ll come across it in your social media travels or someone will tag you next week or send it to you
Dear Teenager, I’m really hoping this reaches you. Maybe you’ll come across it in your social media travels or someone will tag you next week or send it to you
Every day I make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I assure you this is not exaggeration or hyperbole. I’m talkin’ every. single. day. I’ve done this for at least the past
For most people Father’s Day is made of sugary sweetness; of crayon-adorned cards and handmade gifts, of close embraces and tender words, ugly ties and lazy lunches and unapologetic kisses. For most people it is
My 5-year old daughter is a force of nature. She has this wild, frenetic energy that seems to propel her effortlessly through her young life. At times that unpredictable combustion can be a
Dear Teenager, I’m really hoping this reaches you. Maybe you’ll come across it in your social media travels or someone will tag you next week or send it to you
Every day I make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I assure you this is not exaggeration or hyperbole. I’m talkin’ every. single. day. I’ve done this for at least the past
For most people Father’s Day is made of sugary sweetness; of crayon-adorned cards and handmade gifts, of close embraces and tender words, ugly ties and lazy lunches and unapologetic kisses. For most people it is
My 5-year old daughter is a force of nature. She has this wild, frenetic energy that seems to propel her effortlessly through her young life. At times that unpredictable combustion can be a