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Five years ago I was a new mom fresh off a year of maternity leave. I was ready to go back to work and conquer the world. It was a bumpy start, trying to balance a 1-year-old, a home and a marriage while excelling in my chosen career; fast forward to present day and it’s still a bumpy road.

Did you know that the largest farmland owner in the country is not even a farmer?

Something that took me far too long to learn is that where someone is today is not their final destination.

Home isn’t always just one place and — sometimes — isn’t a place at all

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Harnessing nuclear fusion could take more than 40 years, while some solutions already exist

Another year has almost come and gone and it’s time to look forward to the next year ahead. A whole 365 days to crush your goals on that bucket list.

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.’” — Romans 15:13

Whether you’re getting ready for the holidays or not, it’s important to remember something. Not everyone around us is going to have a happy Christmas. Some people are going to be spending it with loved ones, whether that be their children, significant others or extended family, but others aren’t so lucky. My heart truly goes out to them.