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    That Time You Were Served -- Judge if you want to be judged
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Apr 30, 2021
    • 7 min

    That Time You Were Served -- Judge if you want to be judged

    It seems we have all the answers until we actually have to answer for ourselves.
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    That Time You Were Not Exceptional--Three holiday stories and a lesson on limits
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Dec 16, 2020
    • 8 min

    That Time You Were Not Exceptional--Three holiday stories and a lesson on limits

    Three stories that reveal the one thing you should know about limitations
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    That Time You Were a Stump -- Boundaries and "The Giving Tree"
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Dec 5, 2020
    • 7 min

    That Time You Were a Stump -- Boundaries and "The Giving Tree"

    Is it a story of generosity and unconditional love, or (and I truly hate to ask this) is the giving tree an enabler and a chump?
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    That Time You Cleaned Up -- "It’s not what you LOOK like. It’s what you DO like."
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Sep 25, 2020
    • 7 min

    That Time You Cleaned Up -- "It’s not what you LOOK like. It’s what you DO like."

    I needed to give the impression that we were an ideal candidate, not just clean, but desirable.
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    That Time You Changed Things Up -- The phrase you didn’t know you needed to hear
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Sep 18, 2020
    • 4 min

    That Time You Changed Things Up -- The phrase you didn’t know you needed to hear

    We’re still not sure what the phrase actually meant at its origin. The words are entirely contradictory.
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    That Time You Knew Enough -- Coming-of-age as told by a mother for her daughter
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Aug 20, 2020
    • 6 min

    That Time You Knew Enough -- Coming-of-age as told by a mother for her daughter

    I can’t help but ask if she’s setting herself up for just another one of life’s manipulative phases...
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    That Time You Still Gave May the Middle Finger -- When 2020 hands us its beer
    Annie D. Stutley
    • May 13, 2020
    • 9 min

    That Time You Still Gave May the Middle Finger -- When 2020 hands us its beer

    The following is a Tale of Two Mays….
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    That Time You Were the Grinch That Stole Easter -- Lessons from traditions under quarantine
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Apr 15, 2020
    • 7 min

    That Time You Were the Grinch That Stole Easter -- Lessons from traditions under quarantine

    There are things I can’t control -- like holidays during a quarantine.
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    That Time You Plugged the Drain -- How being a sorority advisor (almost) broke me and also saved me
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Mar 31, 2020
    • 10 min

    That Time You Plugged the Drain -- How being a sorority advisor (almost) broke me and also saved me

    Opportunity sits you down, pulls up a bar stool and has a heart-to-heart. You either listen, or you go straight down the storm drain.
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    That Time You Weren’t a Homeschool Mom --
When a government mandate creates strange nostalgia
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Mar 24, 2020
    • 8 min

    That Time You Weren’t a Homeschool Mom -- When a government mandate creates strange nostalgia

    But was homeschooling my kids going to be what killed me? It was only the first day and already I’d gone from Mommy to Mommy Dearest!
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    That Time You Were Unequipped--How ashes in a fry pan taught me about love
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Jan 21, 2020
    • 6 min

    That Time You Were Unequipped--How ashes in a fry pan taught me about love

    This is Frances's story, and I hope it makes the importance of love unquestionably clear.
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    That Time You Remembered Show and Tell--Why the fight is sometimes harder than the battle itself
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 24, 2019
    • 6 min

    That Time You Remembered Show and Tell--Why the fight is sometimes harder than the battle itself

    Why the fight is sometimes bigger than the battle
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    That Time You Surrendered Loudly--Why what lies beyond the standard curriculum is vital
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 21, 2019
    • 6 min

    That Time You Surrendered Loudly--Why what lies beyond the standard curriculum is vital

    Why an arts-filled childhood saves lives
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    That Time You Gave May the Middle Finger--Are we pushing for too many memories in one month?
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 21, 2019
    • 6 min

    That Time You Gave May the Middle Finger--Are we pushing for too many memories in one month?

    Why the month of May makes me salty
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    That Time You Ousted Sheryl--Why we hate winners or what my black tooth is telling me
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 21, 2019
    • 6 min

    That Time You Ousted Sheryl--Why we hate winners or what my black tooth is telling me

    Why we hate the winners
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    That Time You Were Taboo--Sex and “The Talk” that shouldn’t end in health class
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 21, 2019
    • 5 min

    That Time You Were Taboo--Sex and “The Talk” that shouldn’t end in health class

    Are we making sex a taboo topic? And is it to blame for intimacy shyness later on.
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    That Time You Talked to Boys--Why sons are vital to the story of daughters
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 20, 2019
    • 4 min

    That Time You Talked to Boys--Why sons are vital to the story of daughters

    Why we need our sons in the women's movement
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    That Time You Didn’t Grow Up--Why toddlers know best
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 20, 2019
    • 4 min

    That Time You Didn’t Grow Up--Why toddlers know best

    We may be older, but toddlers know better. Here's why...
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    That Time You Were Stuck in the Middle--The secret weapons of middle children
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 19, 2019
    • 4 min

    That Time You Were Stuck in the Middle--The secret weapons of middle children

    Do middle children have a certain secret weapon?
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    That Time You Saw Possibility--How to summer all year long
    Annie D. Stutley
    • Nov 19, 2019
    • 3 min

    That Time You Saw Possibility--How to summer all year long

    What makes summer so sweet? And can we make the sweetness last all year?
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