The Family Trip
Allison Barrett CarterThe space where we share intimate essays, thoughts, and tips about living an intentional family life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | thefamilytriponline.substack.com |
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What if it's not as bad as we think? (& other April thoughts)
There is a column in Axios AM that seems to have resonated with people. It certainly hit me hard. It asks the question: What if things aren’t as bad as we think? The authors write:
How to Cope with Parenting Boredom (& other March Thoughts)
The soccer tournament for the day was canceled due to rain. Yet, strangely, I didn’t feel elated. As we turned the car towards home, my 12-year-old said he was excited because we could now relax. This child of mine has no struggle with rela...
Let's Be Gentler with January
It’s January, the time of New Year’s resolutions! While I don’t generally do big “resolutions,” I do love a fresh start. So this January, I hauled myself into Burn Boot Camp at my sister’s suggestion. Regular workouts (including strength tr...
The Effort of Keeping Things Simple
When it comes to the holidays, there can be too many emotions swirling around like snowflakes - usually tied to expectations and nostalgia. But all the same, I adore this season.
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I am a writer who balances a traditional life with epic adventures (both big and small). Based in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, I hope to inspire other families.
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