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Usually, on Tell Us Tuesday, we ask you a question regarding your life, your kids’ lives, or your thoughts on something in particular. Today, I’m going to Tell YOU. I’m going to tell you about my struggle with my weight, something that is very personal and has taken me a long time to come to…
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For those of you who don’t know me well, I’ll tell you I am a planner. I’m the sort of person who thinks things through, sees all sides of a situation and then acts on it. (I’m also a fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants kinda gal. I’m weird. I should’ve been a Gemini instead of Taurus, that’s for sure.…
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Some days, I wish for lots of things. Today, I’m finding that I only have one wish. My wish for Wishful Wednesday is to have a peaceful life. I went to church on Sunday, after having been away from the fellowship for a couple of years. Truthfully, I haven’t been an active church member since…
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Over the last couple of days, I’ve been thinking about resolutions, learning from my mistakes, and trying to learn to love myself. It’s a hard thing to do; love oneself. Most days, I’m fueled by coffee, toast, and adrenaline. Today, is no different, but also there is a sort of acceptance of myself thrown in.…
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There are times, like today, when I’d love to be irresponsible. I’d love to be the one who doesn’t remember what time the kids have to be at school or therapy. Or the one who never remembers where I put my cell phone, keys, wallet, belt, and shoes. But I’m not. I’m a Mama. Mamas…
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Last night, I was lying in bed watching “Four Christmases”. Now, this movie did not win any Oscars for best picture, but it was an enjoyable movie for lulling me to sleep. I was lying there, thinking about the weekend and how Joel and I had a few moments this weekend where we just weren’t…
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Every year, I do a 30 days of Thanksgiving on my facebook status. Now, some of you have read them since we are personal friends; but I’m guessing most of you haven’t. I’m going to share my favorites with you below. Some are silly, some are serious. But they are ALL heart-felt. I love to…
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Sunday night I am lying in bed and thinking to myself, “I need to go to Kroger tomorrow and to the bank. Then I need to go get my nails done again because they look like shinola. Somewhere in there, I need to get gas for the van, take Abby to the groomer’s, and then…
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Have you ever heard someone say about people receiving government assistance, “People should get out and get a job. Why do I have to work and others can sit at home on their butts reaping the rewards of my hard work?” If you haven’t heard that, count your lucky stars. I actually have heard some…
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For this Wishful Wednesday, I had a pretty good post about wishing people wouldn’t lie. I was alost done and realized it was time for me to take Jamie to his yearly neurology appointment. So, I saved the document, got Jamie ready to go and we took off down the road. Little did I know…
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Sometimes, I try to imagine what my life would be like if I never had kids. If I were one of those women that didn’t want to have kids, what could my life have been? Would I travel the world at the drop of a hat? Could I eat what I want when I want…
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Here’s the funny thing about life: It can knock you down and lift you up in a heartbeat. This week, I had a little situation with an MRI. I had to go have a breast MRI on both breasts and I was a little freaked out. My mom died of breast cancer at the age…
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I’ve been stewing. Sitting here wondering how to get more readers when what I should be focusing on is venting through my writing. And enjoying the process of writing. I don’t know if anyone is reading this, other than my writing partner, Nicole. At this point, I really just want to talk about my life…
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Well, that’s not entirely true. I do have patience with my son. He has cerebral palsy and I am very patient with him. I have to be patient with him. He needs a little extra time to make decisions about what he wants to eat, or which book he wants to read. He needs…
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It is easier to prevent bad habits than to break them. ~Ben Franklin No shit, Ben. You’re preaching to the choir, buddy. I have a 10 year old son who has CP. He also has developed some rather unsavory habits lately. I’m at my wit’s end over this and I’m ready to just throw in…
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