When Your Youngest Leaves Home, by Me Ra Koh, Sony Artisan and Disney Photo Mom

I spent the last two weeks writing this for Blaze, myself and you. When your youngest leaves home life is never the same.

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tips for graduation photos by Me Ra Koh, Sony Artisan, Founder of FIORIA studio

I started out writing a blog post about our youngest, Blaze, graduating this week. It became so emotional that I decided to switch gears and write 5 Quick Tips for Graduation Photos. LOL!

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7 Ways to Empower Your kids with Money by Me Ra Koh

What are things you wish you would have known about money when you were younger? Here are 7 ways to empower your kids with money to set them up for success!

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When I feel overwhelmed by all the uncertainity, I plunge my hands into dirt. The practice of planting, cultivating, waiting is like gardening the soul. My heart thinks it wants a crystal ball for the future, but my fortune telling never holds fortune.

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Do you have a reluctant student or child when it comes to writing? Here are 5 Ways to Help Kids with Writing for All Ages from Disney's Photo Mom, Me Ra Koh. Before she picked up a camera, she taught high school English for seven years! These are her favorite storytelling, writing techniques to engage the most reluctant of writers. .

Forget about final drafts (for now). Let’s unleash the writer first! Here are 5 More Ways to Help Kids with Writing.

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Permission to Grieve by Me Ra Koh, Dallas Speaker and Author

Permission to Grieve – Meditations – Dallas Speaker & Author Imagine standing on a beach with your little ones. Grief is rolling toward you like the waves. The kids don’t see it. They just want to splash in the water and play in the sand. Their joy is overwhelming and only heightens your pain. You […]

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