All or Something
Maggie Ford Croushoreparenting, working, and human-ing among the beautiful chaos of life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 121 | Subscribers | Read | maggiefordcroushore.substack.com |
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On Little Messes
The house is finally quiet and I am looking forward to enjoying my evening tea and a book. It is only a couple of days into the work/school week and I am already dreaming of the weekend. Everything is moving at a lightning speed. Spring has...
On Fighting for You
My run almost didn’t happen. A late night prevented me from getting up early to run before the kids got up (while I am not the best about prioritizing sleep, I am working on it) and my meetings started right after the bus stop. My plan was ...
On Connection
It had been over five years since the five of us were in California together—not since we drove away in the middle of the pandemic, making the move from CA to MN. My husband and I had both been back for various reasons—work, visiting friend...
On Being Your Favorite Person
My son recently asked me who my favorite person was and, without hesitation, I said that daddy and each of my three kiddos were my favorite people. He looked at me, a little confused, and said, “Mom, shouldn’t you be your favorite person?”
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While my career (and life) path have had many twists and turns, they all share a common thread: a deep desire for growth, knowledge, and understanding. I am a mother, educator, and human curious about it all.
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