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My parents raised their children with an unspoken expectation that we would seek higher education and even receive degrees.  Two weeks before my last semester of finals, I gave birth to my first son, nearly two months premature. With determination to finish my education, I spoke to my professors to rearrange what finals I could.  My parenting class instructor basically said, "You just took the test!"   And thus began my motherhood journey. And yet, I would say that is also when my "real" education began.  During my final year of college and my first few years of motherhood I suddenly found myself thirsty for more knowledge.  Whatever the subject, I wanted to know more!  I was especially keen on reading more about parenting and figuring out what I wanted my family culture to look like.  Those first couple of months home with my son I read 13 books!  People have asked, "What else did you do?"  Nothing!  I just read ravenously.  (How...

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