HeyJaredAlways, Meghan
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welcomed (and un-welcomed) embraces (opens the original)
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Welcome to a (delayed) mid-year check in! Re-reading this post from the beginning of the year was jarring. I knew life would change once Hope entered our world, but it feels like a lifetime ago that I wrote this…My word for this year is “embrace”.Embrace (verb): to avail oneself of; welcomeAccept, cherish, love, hugThe opposite of rejectI walked into 2026 like I do every year: with ideas in my head about
How to Have a Really Good Day (opens the original)
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I caught myself doing something this week…Most days, my husband comes home from work and asks me how my day went. As a new mom, I spend my days caring for our baby girl: feeding her, trying to rock her to sleep, playing, reading her books. While there’s no such thing as a routine right now, the days all can start to feel super similar.But I started to notice my responses to his question.Thanks for
I think I’m going to start a lemonade stand. (opens the original)
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Life has given us some lemons this summer.Some related to moving, others related to life with an infant. And some from simply being human and struggling to live in a broken world.Thanks for reading Always, Meghan! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button primary" type="
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