Your daddy died nearly two years ago, and you still sometimes cry for him. I do too.

She has put her in a box and is now surprised when my daughter doesn’t fit into that box or any box for that matter.

I got this great idea to put a journal and pen on the counter of their woodland themed bathroom.

As my big goal in life is to raise daughters who are compassionate, giving, strong thinking life-lovers, I recently decided we are going to collaboratively give more often. Specifically, in some small or large way, we will give every day.

I couldn’t see it through her fury but she’d wanted me to reassure her and I had, in many acts of stubbornness, drawn lines in the sand.

I remember my moderate disappointment. Shouldn’t a daughter resemble her mother?

But maybe, just maybe, if she remembers what we share, that we are literally cut from the same cloth, she'll remember me.

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As parents we are asked to share so much: our opinions, our thoughts, our food, space and resources. More importantly, we are asked to share our stories; our memories.

But I cried when the bus pulled away to take her kindergarten, because for the first time she was leaving me.