Rhonda’s Blog

Growing up in a family where women outnumbered the men three to two, life seemed pretty fair and balanced. On my father’s side, there were 19 cousins, 12 girls and

Being a survivor is a good thing. And that’s what we are, having survived a five-hour road trip with seven people packed like mackerels in a tin can. Any mother

In case you’ve forgotten the realities of living in a fallen world, you need look no further than your local newspaper or your TV. In recent months, it’s been one

You don’t need to set foot on a college campus anymore to get a liberal arts education. All you have to do is to browse the aisles of your local

Thank God for mothers. No matter how old you get to be, it seems you always need one. As long as I’ve been married, I’ve lived far away from mine.

Tomorrow is a big day. It’s the day that we get to exercise that great right of American citizenship – the right to vote. It’s also a day of liberation

The super cool and very special thing (to me, anyway) about this particular article is that it was first published in September 2007 in my hometown newspaper, The Hutch News,

Now, I have brushed religiously for years. I get the concept. I know about plaque and cavities. The boys know that I know about plaque and cavities, thanks to my

There are certain things in the life of a mother that seem to just naturally catapult her into the heavenly realms. Angelic interludes, I call them. Stop the violins. I’m

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