The Tired Mama That CAN!
Monotony. It’s a big part of parenting. We live by our routines and adhere to the tiring repetition we often feel bound by. I have
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The Power of Women
The power women have in the workplace, at home, and in the world is often a topic of great discussion and debate. We can have
Therapy Through Traveling
I was surprised to find traveling as a big part of my {new} mom-identity when my husband died. We had valued vacations and exploring places
What My Orange Undies Taught Me
I was wearing orange underwear that day. No one should have known that except me. We were at the local gymnastics gym for a couple
How I work with my Husband
Whenever people find out my husband, Jamie, and I work together we get all sort of comments and reactions. Some good, some funny, and others
Marriage Advice from an Old Crone
HAPPY MARRIAGE! Everyone always says congratulations on your wedding, but that’s not really the point. The point is that you two brilliant humans found your
I Am Not a “Supermom”
When your child is born into this world, you really get a dose of reality. This job can be hard. The first person that I
Memories: Off My Phone and Into an Album
A multitude of photos and videos of our children is one of the blessings of this new digital era. It also poses great organizational hurdles.
I Hope You Remember
The days are long, but the years are short. If you are the parent of a young child, you’ve probably heard this phrase more times
Take A Spa Night
In our house, the very phrase “bath night” strikes terror into the deepest part of my soul. Wrestling two small people into a bathtub, trying
Appreciating the Small Things
I have always been someone who looks at the bigger picture in life – not the little ways to get there. When I have an idea,
The No Thank You Bite
Our twins had just turned four when it began. I set their green and pink plastic plates in front of them and that was their
The Joy of a Local, Kid-Free, Weekend Vacation
For our anniversary this year, my husband and I decided to spend a kid-free weekend just fifteen minutes from our house. And we loved it.
Get in the Game with Post Cereals this Summer
Pre-K soccer is the best entertainment. You know how these four-year old soccer games go… you have the mass of players moving in a blob