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Sunday Night Syndrome is Real
The end of the weekend comes crashing down like a wave consuming you, not letting you up for air. Time to focus. Time to get your head back in the game. Finishing the laundry, meal plan, lunches to be packed, dinner to be thawed, backpacks to pack and itineraries to line out. But it is […]
An Open Letter to my Grandma
Dear grandma, It has been 11 long months here without you. Sometimes I miss you so bad it is unbearable, and most times it is all still so unbelievable to me that you are gone. Every day that passes is another day farther away from you I get. I cringed when it turned 2019 knowing […]
I Didn’t Know I was Pregnant: A Complete Birth Story
Something Is Missing Early in the year 2017, I had noticed this overwhelming complacent feeling! My son was about to be 13 and was quickly outgrowing his mother. My role with him was getting smaller. I loved it when he was little. It all went so fast and seemed so fleeting! He is the one […]
I Love My Job
I love my job. Have I mentioned that lately? Well, I do. Ask me in a month and I might say differently. There are times where if you would have asked me 6 months ago, I would have just looked at you and cried. Even with that being the case, I still would not want […]
So God Made A Grandma
When God gave me you as a grandma, he knew exactly what he was doing. He knew that my life would be a little rocky starting out and that I would need you and grandpa to have my back. So, God gave me a grandma that traveled states away to come to see me when […]
Amazon Toddler Room Makeover on a Budget
With age 2 quickly approaching it was getting obvious that it was time to change things up! In 2 years the amount of toys, books, and other stuff a baby acquires seems to start to dominate their bedroom. What starts as a nursery with tiny sweet clothes, a crib, and baby essentials, quickly starts looking […]
Care Bears
It’s a little, okay a lot, sad that in my mid 30’s (actually late 30’s) I struggle on where I fit in. I mean I know I’m a mom obviously and that is my primary role. But in society, I don’t know where I stand. I mean I try to tell myself it doesn’t matter […]
Butterflies
Losing Delaney has opened my eyes to so many things that have been at work around me before, during, and after her loss. Things that I previously would have never noticed. Looking back, I wasn’t sure why I kept seeing so many stories of women who had lost their babies. Was it that common? Having […]
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