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Love the imomsohard swimsuit video? Then you’ll LOVE our Love Your Body 2017 campaign and the amazing giveaway for a free swimsuit! Click HERE to enter! We’ve recently established among the Happy Gal family that while I am many things, I am, sadly, NOT funny. Here is some proof from my child on Mother’s Day. Note that she found it necessary to not only
Click HERE to enter the Love Your Body 2017 Giveaway! The seasons play a funny trick on us when it comes to body image… All winter long, nestled deep beneath sweaters, jackets, and other cozy layers, all the insecurities about our thighs, stomachs, and upper arms feel like a thing of the past. We almost convince ourselves (in between bites of bread pudding and pumpkin
Click HERE to enter the Love Your Body 2017 Giveaway – Including a swimsuit from Lime Ricki! This summer I’m teaming up with some incredible women who also want to spread the message that you can have the summer of a lifetime in the body you have NOW. We are calling it Love Your Body 2017, and each one of these women is bringing their
A few years ago I was smack in the middle of May and I was like, Hold on. This is reminding me of something… There is at least one moment each day when I need to be in three different places at the same time… Every morning I’m scanning my brain about what special clothing requirement, school supply, event, program, recital or gift I should
If you’re anything like me in a busy spring season, one important routine begins to slip through the cracks immediately: dinner. When I’m on the go starting at 3:30 in the afternoon there just isn’t time to make it, let alone sit down with my family to eat it. Often, people have to eat at different times as they run out the door to different
As I mentioned in my last blog post here, my neck is causing me some strife. I shared some of the details from the last 6 months, and my current perspective. If nothing else, this neck experience has been an opportunity to learn how to own that space between stimulus and response. Responding with faith and optimism can sometimes feel as impossible as reversing the
