So God Made A Mother
Imperfect Women’s video tribute to all mothers for Mother’s Day inspired by Paul Harvey’s 1978 ‘So God Made a Farmer’ Speech – Ram Trucks Super Bowl ad.
Imperfect Women’s video tribute to all mothers for Mother’s Day inspired by Paul Harvey’s 1978 ‘So God Made a Farmer’ Speech – Ram Trucks Super Bowl ad.
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Lily passes down a family tradition to her daughter and makes some special memories.
Molly’s life is full these days with teething twins and modeling gigs for the boys.
Molly and her husband leave the twins behind with the grandparents and go on a pizza filled train trip to Chicago!
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Molly takes the twins up to Mt. Hood for their first official snow trip!
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Molly shares how she copes when you go out to dinner with twins, how her Christmas went for her family and her twin’s budding modeling career.
Imperfect Women is excited to introduce you to Molly, our newest member of our team and our “mommy” blogger.
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