If freezing time was an option
Finding out I was pregnant nearly two years following the birth of Grant was a shock. Jon and I hadn’t been trying…
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Tag: family
Is it really a lonely life?
May 12, 2022
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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It’s hard not to feel a sense of pride at being able to hold it together all the time, but it’s also incredibly difficult to...
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Tiny footprints and long hallways
October 5, 2021
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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And here we are, enrolled in local “school” (daycare), continuing our parenting story from the days where he relied on us to provide his next...
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Let your light shine
September 27, 2021
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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You’ve managed to convince yourself that your light won’t be nearly bright enough to illuminate a room, let alone bring joy to someone else, or...
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Perfectionism — The Thief of Joy
August 16, 2021
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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Being a perfectionist has robbed me of my joy. Not just in this season of life, but every season that came before it.
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You are FINE Dining
April 22, 2021
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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As women, there’s a lot expected of us. But it’s time we remember that we are fine dining. Like a fine dining experience, let’s take...
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Grace from Above
January 25, 2021
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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The God of second and third and fourth chances was willing to see the man again, willing to remind the man of the grace and...
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Happy FIRST Monday of 2021
January 4, 2021
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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It’s okay to start over.
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Why Corporate America “seems” transactional
November 18, 2020
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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Corporate America and its foundation from infancy is transactional. If you find yourself often feeling like a resource more than a human being it’s because...
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A Black Mother’s Burdens
October 16, 2020
by Taylor M. Rysdon
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Vote for my sons.
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