Welcome Home
Kathryn GradyReplacing accidental family culture with one you're building on purpose. I can’t promise the kids will want to come home for Thanksgiving once they’re grown, but dammit! that's what we're aiming for.
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Mother of three, former kindergarten teacher, old-fashioned bookworm, baker.
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