by mcl | Sep 3, 2014 | Columns, Modern Motherhood, Relationships
By Maggie Ingram On the afternoon before the first day of school, the final hours of summer before we cleaned up to go to our meet-the-teacher night, my 6-year-old burst through the front door completely distraught about something. I could not understand him through...
by mcl | Sep 3, 2014 | Columns, The Middle Ages
By Sherye S. Green Now firmly entrenched in the middle year of the fifth decade of my life, the adage about quality over quantity is of paramount importance. More than ever before, I want my life to be meaningful. Perhaps those of you in this same season have peered...
by mcl | Sep 3, 2014 | Columns, Inspiration, This Is My Story
By Nancy Flowers Miss Mississippi Jasmine Murray Talks About Her Faith in Jesus Christ. Growing up in a single-parent home, Miss Mississippi Jasmine Murray learned what strong faith looks like. Her mother, Lisa Murray, struggled to raise five children, and worked...
by mcl | Sep 3, 2014 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships
By Will McNeese, LPC, LMFTA In my life, I find myself vacillating between two extreme modes of operating. One is to relentlessly beat myself up over my mistakes and failures. I am quite skilled at this. All manner of mistakes feeds this mode of operating equally. I...
by mcl | Sep 3, 2014 | Columns, The Way I See It
By Martin Willoughby On August 28, 2012, my brother-in-law, Craig Ivy, had a one-car accident on a county road in rural Madison County. He flew through the windshield of his Toyota truck and a passerby eventually found him lying semiconscious on the side of the road....
