Figuring out this family and life thing! A lifestyle blog
Relationships seem complicated these days. We have all these romance novels and flicks showing us how beautiful and wonderful true love is. And it’s all bullshanks. Did you lock eyes with your mother and just know this was the person you would love for the rest of your life, and then never fought? HELL NO. […]
Read MoreI’ve been a student at both a university and a community college. Even though I first trod the university grounds at age 18, I decided to quit school and pursue bigger dreams, like moving away and experiencing life after high school without tangling myself in debt as soon as I became legally an adult. Something […]
Read MoreBeing a mom means being a kid show mediator. All moms have a different opinion on what their child should watch, but in my opinion, what gets watch highly depends on your child. Children are into different things, just like us adults. Some things I find Isla watching, I will immediately turn it off. Others, […]
Read MoreSpring is around the corner! And I want to talk about four cute Spring things that I love about Spring! First, we have to get through March. It comes in like a Lion (threatening our precious town with the rising river level) and goes out like a lamb indicating the beginning of spring! LAMBS Lambs […]
Read MoreI recently read a book for my class about a kid who was being bullied and was unaware of it. What was more frustrating is that his bullies didn’t even realize that they were bullying him. I was bullied a few times in adolescent life. Unfortunately for my bullies, I’m not as weak as I […]
Read MoreBefore Nathan left me I was a part-time assistant librarian, but mostly a mom. I was content. I only had to leave Isla for about 4 hours a day. I couldn’t imagine what I would do if I had to be away from her any longer. Right after Isla turned one, I would have to […]
Read MoreDo you tell your kids to say ‘Yes/No m’am/sir’? This is one parenting thing I don’t enforce too much, and here’s why: As much as I love being respected by my daughter, I find it hard to enforce the “yes m’am, yes sir” rule (Oh and for short, I’m going to stick with “yes m’am”, […]
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