Week Four of the Month of Love, and we have now reached all of the fun - And horror of casual dating! First dates? We had some big laughs over our young selves, sweaty hands, and overwhelming butterflies.

Love is story; It's the best story.. And let me tell you, I've always appreciated a good story. So, today, I have a few for you from some of my favorite people.. Talking about their favorite people.

Heartbreak - Because it’s still part of the journey. So today is for the tear stained pillows, for the long nights, for the confusion, for the doubt.. Today is for my daughter on a day she doesn’t feel like getting out of bed, on a day she doesn’t feel like herself, on a day she feels like her world is crumbling, on a day I’ll just want to hold her. Today is for a day I hope will never come but may be inevitable.

Alright, I'll admit it.. I love boyz. We all love boyz. And yes, a good 70% of conversations DO include you. So, for the month of February - The month of love, the girls are talking all things BOYZ, love, heartbreak, and every quirky date in between, and we're kicking all of that good stuff off with an episode on our SECOND favorite topic - BOYZ. So I figured us ladies could give you some advice.

Words; They connect us to those around us. They act as a bridge of communication, and within the words that we speak, there is an emotional potency. So, today on Dear Daughter we have another diary excerpt on the power of our words!

Well, here we are.. It's 2020. Today we are taking the time to look at what's next and how we are going to move forward in the New Year!

A walk through 2019 and all of the ups and downs that came with it.

A Christmas message and reminder for the holiday season!

This week your Dear Daughter host GRADUATED! And she's back solo with another dairy excerpt on finding purpose and all that comes with that along the journey, because sometimes the path to the finish line is far from straight, and that's OKAY!

Today we are sitting with Claire Bachis and Haley Most again to listen to and discuss Lisa Gungor's spoken word "Moment One." How would you describe being a woman in today's culture, how do we deal with shame?