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Emily Galus | Rooted Living

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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 04:04 pm
Before kids, I could throw on boots and be out the door in five minutes.

Now getting out the door means snacks, shoes nobody wants to wear, and a toddler who picked right now to have an opinion about everything.

I didn’t lose the country girl. She just has backup now.

Slower. Louder. A little more chaotic. Still her just with a few extra people along for the ride.

If this is you too tag the mom who needs to see this, or just say “me too” below. 👇

Follow along, Momma. We’ve got a LOT to talk about. Let’s uproot, grow and re-root together.
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charissamthomas 12 hours ago

charissamthomas

Lol - I was never known as someone who could quickly be out the door. Now imagine me with kids - it’s going to be a minute or 5.

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