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The Things We Leave Behind: The conversation nobody wants to have
ByHeidi October 23, 2026October 23, 2026

Sometimes the hardest part of planning for the future is simply starting the conversation. Here are five ways to talk with parents, spouses, and loved ones about what matters most—without turning good intentions into an argument.

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The Things We Leave Behind: A Little Less Stuff, A Lot More Love
ByHeidi October 12, 2026October 12, 2026
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When we leave this world, we don’t just leave behind the people we love. We leave them decisions. After losing both of my parents and spending 25 years helping families navigate estates and life’s transitions, I’ve learned that preparing for the inevitable might be one of the greatest acts of love we can offer.

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Question of the Week: Nostalgia Edition | The Memories That Still Feel Like Home
ByHeidi June 22, 2026June 22, 2026

Seven sisters. One childhood home. One question that sent us all down memory lane.

From Michigan Sauce and summer days by the pool to family traditions, favorite rooms, and the little things that still remind us of home, this week’s Question of the Week became a collection of memories we didn’t realize we all still carried.

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What Mid-Life Actually Feels Like: Hormones, Hobbies & Holding It Together
ByHeidi June 11, 2026June 11, 2026
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A funny, honest look at what mid-life actually feels like — from hormones and changing bodies to Meema hobbies, parenting adult kids, career burnout, tighter friendships, and the strange urge to seek adventure while also deeply loving your couch.

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When the Sky Shows Off
ByHeidi May 28, 2026May 28, 2026

A fiery sunset, a still pool, and one of those little nature signs that reminds you to pause and look twice.

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The Women We Became
ByHeidi May 10, 2026May 28, 2026
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A Mother’s Day reflection from seven sisters navigating motherhood, careers, marriage, family, loss, growth, and the beautiful chaos of becoming the women we once watched our own mother be.

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He Worked. I Wandered. We Ate Really Well.
ByHeidi April 22, 2026April 22, 2026
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He worked. I wandered. And somehow, it became one of my favorite trips—solo exploring by day, incredible London nights, and a few meals I’d fly back for.

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Two Childhoods, One Family: Growing Up Number Six of Seven
ByHeidi April 15, 2026April 27, 2026
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Growing up one of seven sisters meant chaos, constant noise, and somehow only one shower for all of us. From a house always full of people to the quiet that followed, this is what it really felt like.

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One Question, Seven Sisters: The Small Shifts We’re Making Right Now
ByHeidi April 11, 2026April 10, 2026
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Seven sisters share the small lifestyle shifts they’re focusing on right now — from health habits to everyday routines that actually stick.

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Week One: Tile Recognition (Or, How to Not Panic at 152 Tiles)
ByHeidi April 10, 2026April 10, 2026
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Mahjong isn’t confusing — it’s unfamiliar. Week One isn’t about strategy or scoring. It’s about learning what you’re actually holding and training your eye to recognize patterns. If you can sort laundry, you can learn mahjong.

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