Shifting Sands
Asha Grinnell
Have you ever stood on the beach and walked out thinking the sand was firm only to find it was butter soft, so your
Have you ever stood on the beach and walked out thinking the sand was firm only to find it was butter soft, so your
After seeing the news on Facebook about the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, I sank into my living room chair, phone glued to my hand as
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Excerpted from The Brave Art of Motherhood: Fight Fear, Gain Confidence, and Find Yourself Again. Copyright © 2018 by Rachel Marie Martin. Used by permission
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