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A Parent Is Born

6 Tearjerker Songs about Parenthood (Keep the Tissues Handy)

Forget the tissues, grab a bucket.

Jan 1, 2021

A man wipes a tear from his face.

Jan 1, 2021

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Family Matters

Lessons from the PICU: How my Worst Moments Resulted in the Best Gratitude

The tough times taught me how the ultimate beauty lies in the mundane.

Dec 4, 2020

A woman sits within the rays of a sunset.

Dec 4, 2020

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About Me Stories

About Me — Amanda Clark-Rudolph

Mom of two, freelance writer, peanut butter lover.

Nov 26, 2020

A picture of the author that has been rendered as a painting.

Nov 26, 2020

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Curious

Can I Feel the Wind on My Face, Mommy?

How our daily commute sheds light on the metaphors of wind

Oct 29, 2020

A young boy pokes his head out of a car window.

Oct 29, 2020

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Be Unique

Why I Choose Love and Will no Longer Stay Silent

Trying to make sense of our political world.

Oct 27, 2020

A girl takes duct tape off of her mouth.

Oct 27, 2020

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ILLUMINATION

The Power of Light in the Darkness: How My Spiritual Son Reminded Me

A Poem

Jun 23

A woman stands with her son with a background of the moon.

Jun 23

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ILLUMINATION

Looking Up: A Spiritual Shift

A poem about reframing my perspective on the world

Jun 8

A red-headed wpman stands in front of a sunset.

Jun 8

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ILLUMINATION

Our Lives: Spokes on a Wheel of Whole.

A poem about the spiritual concept of oneness and inner-self connection.

May 27

A mom and her two sons riding a bike

May 27

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ILLUMINATION

Unfolding Growth: The Eternal Tree of Awakening

A Poem about the Everlasting Branches of Life

May 4

A tree of life with a soul embedded in the trunk.

May 4

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ILLUMINATION

As I Breathe: Illuminating the Sunlit Path Within

Funny how I keep coming back to the sun. I now integrate it into anything I can, like my evening earthing at sunset,

Apr 26

A red-haired woman sitting and meditating on grass with sun pouring in behind her.

Apr 26

Amanda Clark-Rudolph

Amanda Clark-Rudolph

Amanda is a work at home mama who contributes to various magazines and blogs. Contact her at writeonfreelancingllc@gmail.com for interview or blog articles.

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