Congratulations to those moving on to round two of our writing contest: Write a letter to your children or future children
Hey All!
The challenge for this contest was to write a letter your child/children or future child/children. All the letters are amazing. Check them out and vote for your favorite.
Judges will select a winner, who will win a $250 prize. Also, we will have a bonus prize of $100 for whoever receives the most votes. Member votes count five times as…
To the beautiful ray of light that beamed through the windows of my hollow heart, in my darkest times. I never thought that I could need you more than you needed me. Before you were born, your dad and I were preparing ourselves for your arrival. We moved into a bigger home, I was nesting, we received many gifts from our family, your parents were…read more
I want to tell you the story of how your arrival into this world was the greatest surprise our friends and family have ever known. But before I share that story, I have to explain how we got here.
When Daddy and I built our house, it was an exhausting, tiresome, emotionally draining process, and we shared our…
Although I haven’t met you yet, I want you to know that I love you. With every fiber of my being, I feel a love coursing through my veins that only belongs to you. I dream of the day that you’re in my life, and I am brought to tears when I realize that moment won’t be happening any time soon.
I was hanging out with a good friend of mine the other day, and she asked me something that got me thinking. She said to me: “I’ve noticed the last couple times we hung out that you talk about the future and having kids, is that something you think about a lot?” I sat there for a minute reflecting, and then I responded; I explained to her that…
This is how I am overcoming my fear of being a mother
To my unborn child,
The first love I ever knew, and first pain I was introduced to, was my mother’s. And if you ever get the chance to come through me into this world, I’ll be yours too.
Because you’ll have grown inside my womb, where you’ll have eaten what I ate and felt all that I feel. And all of my patterns, whether I want them or not, will be…
I spent most of my years in high school fretting about my public image. I always had a constant worry of whether I fit in and how people perceived me. I believed I needed to be a certain way to be a certain way to be apart of the community. I was young and impressionable, and there wasn’t a person who could convince me to be myself.
Mommy is feeling rather out of body-ish right now, but I want to let you know some things. You ready?! We are sitting at the table on the patio. I was inspired to do this writing, because i love you two. I felt it was divine timing to have come across this challenge by The Unsealed. In this moment I am gazing at you, awaiting to answer…