TV… Ain’t What it Used to Be!
Saturday night, Jesse and I found ourselves without kids. We could do whatever we wanted! So, we decided to get comfy and browse Netflix. Screw the grown-up, go-out world. A night in was… Continue reading
Category Archive: Motherhood
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Now for the Resolutions…
2015 has officially started, and as my brother so eloquently put it… you’re still the same person you were yesterday. Indeed… he is correct. You have the same DNA, the same job, same… Continue reading
My 2015 Goals… For the World to See
The new year is upon us. This is the perfect time to re-evaluate priorities and goals. So, I’ve done just that. Without goals a person could wander through life aimlessly. Without writing down your… Continue reading
Carpet Cleaning and My Control Issues
I have a natural tendency to be controlling. I know I do. I inherited it from my mother and my grandmother (love you guys!). I try to keep it in check, to keep… Continue reading
Remain Steadfast
This morning when my alarm went off at 4:40am, I simply turned it off. I didn’t hit snooze, I turned it off. I fell back into bed, knowing full well that sleep would… Continue reading
Work Shirts, Buttons, and Eve
I pulled a load of Jesse’s work shirts out of the dryer this morning. I headed for the couch to toss them on, and go about my morning. Milliseconds before the load was… Continue reading
School’s Out… WooHoo!
Nothing shouts “HAPPY KIDS!” like the start of Summer break. I’m pretty sure Phoenix was smiling before her eyes even opened, and she got up far earlier than normal. After school, Ayden came gallivanting… Continue reading
In Life and Death
My family means more than anything to me. I do everything I can to make sure their needs are met. What would happen if I died? The thought horrifies me. Obviously this isn’t… Continue reading
Mother’s Day… Farewell, Until Next Year…
The day started with me, the hubster, and the K-9 Doodle in bed with sun rays peeking through the drawn shades. Ahh… Mother’s Day. It was 8:45am when I finally decided that I… Continue reading
