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There is nothing more awesome than childhood. You get to be carefree, free-spirited and just have fun! When I was little my mother owned a hair salon. I used to visit her there often after school and on weekends.
There were two women that worked for her named Helen and Mona that I still remember to this day.
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Family is so important. I grew in up in a single parent household due to the death of my father at a very young age. Marriage and divorce has become a trend that occurs far too frequently. The values of family have slipped away. Parents have become too “busy” for their children, spouses too “busy” for each other, and excuses are plentiful.
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The relationship that exists between mothers and daughters is unlike any other. It has many unique moments, memories, and yes, even challenges along the way. The relationship dynamic can be even trickier when your daughter is in those tween-age years.
