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      <image:title>Blog - Things I Still Feel Mom Guilt About (Even Though I Know I Shouldn’t) - This one feels the silliest. And maybe that’s why it holds so much weight. Until recently, I never really left Walter alone with Paul unless I had to. Photography sessions. Work obligations. Things that felt “valid.” But leaving to get my nails done? To go to the gym? To wander Target or go thrifting for no reason other than I wanted to? That felt… selfish. I’m starting to realize it isn’t. They deserve that one-on-one time together. And I deserve time to be alone with myself. My photography business was the first thing that pushed me out the door. It showed me that they would be okay without me for a few hours. Now I’m realizing that “I want to get gas and then go thrifting” is a good enough reason, too. I don’t need to earn my time away.</image:title>
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      <image:title>Blog - My Fitness Journey: Learning to Grow, Let Go, and Find What Fits - I fell in love with cycling then, too. Long rides where my thoughts could wander and my legs could just go. It was freedom. But if I’m honest, I was chasing something without realizing it. I thought smaller was better. I thought more cardio was the answer. I still remember the first time I ran four miles straight. I was exhausted, proud, and honestly shocked that I could do it. On my walk home, I decided to reward myself by buying new K-cups for my coffee maker. It sounds insignificant now, but at the time it felt like proof: I was becoming someone stronger. What I didn’t realize yet was how much stronger I was about to become. Grad school was the turning point.</image:title>
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