Families like mine make so many compromises that mediocre can start to look good.

We've grappled with balancing Leah’s needs and her siblings’ lives for years.

I wrote a guest post for another blog about yodeling. Really.

Perhaps the next a-word to ponder is acknowledgement. As in, presumption of competence.

If your daughters ask who they should marry, you will probably stress the importance of picking someone they like, because as you have now learned, the last thing you'd want is to partner for all time with a co-parent you can't stand.

A costume project provided a giant opportunity to practice functional skills.