Chris L

Chris L
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Born in Wisconsin, Chris moved South with her family, first to Richmond, Virginia, and then to Birmingham when she was 12. She loves being a girl raised in the South, and her only remaining Midwestern traits are a love for the Packers and a fondness for bratwurst. In 2010, Chris reconnected with Christopher, a former Birmingham-Southern College classmate, after a random meeting in the cereal aisle at Publix. They married in 2011, not realizing that they were bringing together a perfect storm of teenage angst with their three children. Today, Chris is the center support that keeps the seesaw of her family balanced, leading a blended family of three young adults and enjoying an empty nest. Before the pandemic, most days were busy managing client relationships for a corporate event production company, but after six months of unemployment, she has become the parish administrator aka “the church lady” for her church. When she's not working, she loves reading a rich historical novel, volunteering with her sorority, and planning their next wine-tasting excursions.

To the Mom with Toddlers: It’s About Me, Not About You

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I see you, Mom with Toddlers. I remember those days of always feeling like I was one step away from a catastrophe. I remember...

Three Wishes for Moms in the New Year

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I just love stories where a magical person appears and grants wishes. Whether it is the genie for Aladdin or the fairy godmother for...

Ghost of Christmas Past

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I wake early on Christmas morning, listening for the excited whispers of the children. “Do you think we can wake them up?” “Can we sneak downstairs?” “Do...

Six Lessons from a Soccer Mom

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As we close out another soccer season (I’ve lost count of how many), I thought about all the ways being a soccer mom has...

Birmingham Moms Blog :: Introducing Chris

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Birmingham When my family relocated to Birmingham, I cried every day for the first six months. I was 13 years old, in a new junior...

Grace and Grandparents

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In honor of Grandparents Day, I thought I would talk about Thanksgiving -- because when I think about my grandparents, I think about lessons...