There is NO PERFECT option. At least right now. This pandemic has ripped out the foundation of our normal and there is no one size fits all perfect solution. And chances are when you make a decision you’ll question the decision and wonder if it is right. That’s okay. That’s normal. That means you love. But here’s the deal: we are strong and our kids are strong and we will adapt. Even if it wasn’t the right decision, it is still a decision. And that matters.

Some real. Today I totally lost it. In my car, in the Target parking lot crying. Over the dumbest thing, honestly. Well, it’s not that dumb, but in the realm…

“They know me because I know them.” It’s my job to show up. To know the details.To know that my eighth grader likes Odwalla Chocolate Protein drinks. Or that my…

The other day I was sitting in my van pumping hand sanitizer onto my hands and I caught a glimpse of my reflection in the rearview mirror. It surprised me…

Our school district announced plans for the fall. There really isn’t a solid plan, just scenarios, just possibilities, just waiting. The final plan won’t come until mid-July and school starts…

This is a guest post by my dear dear friend Rachel Macy Stafford. Be blessed friends. When my daughter Natalie was in grade school, I had an experience that helped me…