You Can Do Hard Things
I don’t know who said it first, “You can do hard things,” but I do know white girls around the world responded to it as if meeting Jesus for the first time. You will find the catchy phrase displayed in loop-de-loop calligraphy on fireplace mantels, spaced neatly on classic letterboards in small boutiques and hastily … Continue reading You Can Do Hard Things
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