the feed

We can’t go back. I’m not saying we shouldn’t open America back up again. We have to do that. We need our businesses to fully open their doors, and our kids to get back into the brick and mortar classrooms where they thrive. We have to congregate, and hug, and feel free and safe again. It will take time, and it’s imperative that we are patient in order to do it right and do it safely. But, it will happen. I’m confident that what fills our hearts will be a part of our lives on

How many times have you run into her on the soccer field or at the grocery store (pre-pandemic of course): the mom who always seems to have it together. She arrives five minutes early everywhere she goes, never frazzled and always with a smile on her face. She’s dressed like your favorite fashion blogger, even in the carpool line. Worst of all, her kids look you in the eye and use phrases like “yes, ma’am” on a regular basis. And, there you are: running late {again}, with “no