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Why (and How) Our Family is Taking a Year Off

5/17/11 8:07am by missbritt
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When you tell people that you are voluntarily moving into a 24 foot travel trailer with your husband and two kids, you get to enjoy a variety of reactions. Confusion, excitement, doubt. Envy and encouragement. I've seen a broad spectrum of responses play across different faces over the last 8 months since I began telling people that I was planning to sell the bulk of my stuff and move my family into an RV so that we could travel around America for a year.  Read more >

On Getting Rid Of My Shoes To Make Room For Bigger Dreams

2/12/11 1:00pm by missbritt
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Yesterday afternoon I had five shoe racks in my closet, which still wasn’t enough storage space to prevent having to line my boots up along the wall. By the end of the night, I had whittled my collection down to one hanging rack. I’ll be honest and admit that I walked around my bathroom in a few pairs before I packed them away. I turned several over in my hands repeatedly, remembering where I’d bought them and worn them and how special they’d made me feel.  Read more >

Own Your Beauty: On Faces and Eyes, Especially Mine

11/9/10 5:03am by missbritt
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Untitled, By Renee Garner

It was odd for me to email her. Although we’ve met once and I’ve written about her, Karen and I aren’t close friends. Certainly not the kind of friends that email each other on the way home from therapy. And yet, as I drove down the Interstate last Wednesday morning with the sticky residue of tears on my cheeks, I knew I had to email her. I had to get answers, and my gut was certain that she was the place to start. I got home and logged onto my email before I lost my nerve; I knew it was presumptuous to drag this casual acquaintance into my darkest place, my Original Hurt, if you will.  Read more >

The Key To Preventing Rape: Our Sons

4/25/08 4:36am by missbritt
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Do you ever notice that when you talk about rape or abuse or sexual assault, people come out in droves to tell you that they’ve been through something similar? And no one is surprised. And why should they be? We’ve all heard the statistics. 1 in 6 women (and 1 in 33 men) will be sexually assaulted. 60% are not reported to the police. Every 2 minutes, someone in the US is sexually assaulted. Approximately 73% of rape victims know their assailants.  Read more >

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Full Name
Britt Reints
Member Since
January 2008
About Me: 

Offline, the only people who call meMiss Britt are children raised in the South.

My name is Britt Reints and I am afreelance writer and professional blogger for hire.  Mostly.

In August of 2007, my husband and I packed up our two children and moved from Parkersburg, Iowa to the Orlando, Florida area.  We left behind both of our families and the friends we had spent our entire lives with.  Why?  Because it seemed like a good idea at the time. Also: shoveling snow blows.  We were completely unprepared for how expensive babysitters are when they are not grandparents.  We still live in Central Florida, but we’re currently planning an extended vacation around the United States.  Why?  Because we’ve survived depression and family tragedy and damn near getting divorced and we’re still here.  So,why the hell not?

When people ask, “what do you do?”, I usually reply with the most succinct, “I’m a writer”.

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Writer, Professional Blogger
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Orlando, FL
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