Pamela McClard

When we moved to the North Metro Atlanta area, I had no idea how it would impact my family, well, especially me, living in such abundance. As I looked around I was charmed by...

She used to write me crayon scribbled notes on scraps of paper when she was upset and send them down the stairs to me in a semi-folded up paper airplane type of fold. Now...

According to Time Magazine, nearly 70% of Americans receive a routine medical checkup, while 90% of Americans believe it is important. Clearly, people value knowing how things are going. Routine checkups can be helpful...

A few years ago I discovered one of the most awkward moments of motherhood...my friend's kid no longer wanted to be friends with my kid. Man those are some muddy waters. I still have...

We got the reminder text for seniors to pick up honor cords for qualifying GPA's. I reminded my daughter to check if she qualified and then pick her's up. She qualified. We were excited,...

Nice guys finish last. This feels true sometimes, well, honestly, most of the time. I wish I could tell my sons it wasn't so. In a world where power and position over others seem to be...

She shyly giggled and shared how she once ate an entire 9 x 13 of brownies after paying her bills and feeling stressed. She sheepishly looked around the room of young moms and asked...

After the first of every year, my husband and I try to encapsulate in a few words how we would describe the previous year. We do this by reflecting upon the people, blessings, challenges, milestones,...