of home and womanhood
Essays and reflections to help women recover what’s sacred in faith, family, and femininity.
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The Panopticon of Motherhood (opens the original)
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A couple of days ago a little girl went missing. She was found 19 hours later by a search and rescue dog, just 1000 feet from her home. This all happened during a game of hide and seek with her siblings in the backyard. Her parents called police right away, and a rescue was sent out. All night long they looked for this little girl, who hours later was found safe, with her binky still in her mouth, some bumps and scrapes, but nonetheless, safe. I cannot begin to imagine the panic this mother had
The Invisible Labor of Men (opens the original)
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Something is leaking in our house. How do I know? Well, I have a nose like a dog. I can smell it. For days I tell my husband that something smells like water in the kitchen. Still water, stale water, gross water. A few days later, there I am, standing in the closet, I am very pregnant at this point, he is opening the lock and the wood plank to the crawl space, he puts on a long sleeve shirt, and off he goes to crawl around in the spiders and dirt, all to find the dreaded water that his pregnant
The Girl Whose Father Died at Sea (opens the original)
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Hello friends,in case you do not know we have started a new subscriber perk here on the newsletter. I often times find myself writing short stories, seeing and reading interesting articles and bits of literature, having ideas and thoughts that I would like to share. But I often find that they just do not fit the notes, and also do not fit the overall flow of the newsletter. So I have decided that once a month, I would just compile everything into one single article, and I would share with you. F
why the lady who pooped herself at the hyrox competition is everything that is wrong with us (opens the original)
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It’s true, I mean it. If you haven’t seen it already, well, there was an athlete who competed in a Hyrox competition, and quite literally pooped herself, and everything else around her too. When this happened, she did not stop, she kept going, so much so that she ended up winning first place. Yes. It is all true. Click here if you want to read more about it. Hyrox if you do not know, is basically an indoor race of 8km with 8 working stations. You have burpees in one, a rowing station in another,
You Can Have Another Baby, But You Cannot Have The Same Baby Later (opens the original)
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I want children someday, I am just not ready for one right now. We have all heard it before, we have probably even said it ourselves, I know I have. It’s a very reasonable thing to say, and it is also a very normal thing to say and plan. There is nothing wrong with it. There are many circumstances in our lives that just do not allow for a child right at this moment, and I find that planning a child is actually good practice. All of our babies have been planned, so you will never find me hating o
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