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January 23, 2016January 23, 2016

Confessions

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January 17, 2016January 18, 2016

Memoirs of a newsboy

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December 7, 2015December 7, 2015

Relaxed toddler

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October 4, 2015January 23, 2016

The first rule of toddler fashion

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September 26, 2015September 26, 2015

To the parents of “disturbed” teens

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September 7, 2015January 23, 2016

Momma can wear heels, too

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September 6, 2015September 6, 2015

Back to school lunch

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August 30, 2015August 30, 2015

I’m the reason for the decrease in morality

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July 22, 2015September 26, 2015

Parenthood

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Founders of PARENTHOOD: Taylor & Isaac Cedarleaf

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I wouldn’t want to act like a fan-girl, reliving the 90’s with anyone else! 😘💗 #jessemccartney
Happy new year from us! @nathanlanglitz 🎆🎊😘 #NYE
Isaac is SIX years old today! What happened to my fat baby with rolls on top of rolls?! #Hbd #IsaacAdaiah #SixthBirthday
I’m so proud of this boy! He’s intelligent, compassionate, joyful, and loyal. He has the biggest heart of anyone I know. Anyone who has spent time with Isaac knows how contagious his joy is. Regardless of whatever mood he may be in, somehow he still manages to place a smile on every person’s face. I love this little turkey so much. I can’t imagine life without him, nor do I ever want to! #IsaacAdaiah #Turkey #Thanksgiving
I’ve spent much of this cold day looking over the itinerary for my trip to Israel. As I’ve reflected on scriptures that correlate with places we’ll be visiting, I’ve become overwhelmed with humility and gratitude that I’m able to go on this trip. My heart is bursting at the seams that the places I read about in the Bible will soon be an actual memory of somewhere I’ve visited. I’ll be able to read scripture and understand better the geographical surrounding areas. I’ll understand the Jewish culture better. Ultimately, I’ll be able to understand my Savior better. And for that alone, I can’t contain my excitement! I’m so grateful for everyone who has felt a pull to donate towards this trip. Thank you, thank you!! I still have some funding that’s needed. If you feel led to donate towards this trip, please follow the instructions on the link below. If you don’t feel led to give, please pray for me and my team to have safe travels and to experience the presence of God throughout this planning process and while on the trip. Thank you! 🇮🇱 To donate, follow this link: https://fcsmnstry.io/b9/lrMxKh #Israel #Travel
PROCESS -- UGH || Guys. Guyyyyyys. This quote couldn’t be more appropriate for me right now. I’ve always been the girl that faces some sort of challenge or circumstance in life, quickly learns the lesson from it (and by quickly, I mean within 48 hours), then “moves on.” I hate processing. Let me repeat: I. HATE. PROCESSING. I don’t like sitting in my emotions. I don’t like wallowing in whatever I’m facing. I want to move on quickly, deal with the problem, and never look back. But isn’t it funny how God works? I’ve heard it repeatedly now that God wants me to process. What I’m currently facing, He wants me to feel every emotion and learn to not only be real with Him, but real with myself. No more quickly “dealing” with my problems. It’s time to feel them, face them, and learn from them. So, as much as I want this current “test” to be transformed into my testimony, I’m learning to be still, allow the Lord to heal and restore me, then become the mouthpiece for this testimony He’s creating in me. It takes time and a whole-lotta trust in the Lord. As much as I hate waiting and processing, I’m already seeing the beauty in it. Bring it on, God. #RealTalk #Jesus
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