Hopson and I often hear how lucky we are to have such a great family. We have been happily married for over 18 years and have four beautiful, healthy, wonderful, funny, obedient children. Am I blessed? You know I am… way more than I deserve. But I also know it has nothing to do with luck. It has everything to [...]
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March is a time for luck. According to St. Patrick’s Day that is. This month has proven to be a very lucky month for me. A lot of good things are coming in my future and I can’t wait to tell you about them. But for now.. you have to wait! [...]
One of the most stressful parts of being a working parent is finding good day care. Not decent day care, not suitable day care, but really good day care.
As I am about to begin my fourth (FOURTH!) round of day care interviews and visits, I consider myself a bit of an expert on the [...]
Sad truth: I’m the resident emotionless, unromantic robot-like being within my group of friends. I don’t give into the mushy holidays (however, if you really wanted to send me flowers – I wouldn’t give them away), I rarely cry at movies, and I’m not entirely convinced that a kiss has the ability wake up a sleeping princess.
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The house is decorated, the trees are up, presents under the tree, and I’m trying to stay in the Christmas Spirit. I promise you, just like I know the sun rises in the east, December is crazier than May.
Why do I feel the pressure to give my family a perfect Christmas? The house [...]
As I write this post, watching my fat tabby cat Jack eat what I’m pretty sure is his third breakfast, I’m contemplating all things holidays (while wearing a pick Sigma Kappa shirt of course). Last week was all about the last minute grocery list for the Thanksgiving feast I cooked, the list [...]
Growing up, Thanksgiving was one of two completely different holidays. It was either a big meal on a four-day weekend with only my nuclear family…or it was a madhouse of folks somehow distantly related to me and our dozens of “cousins” (which is what we called anyone under 18 for simplicity’s sake) running feral, enough [...]
I always wanted to be a mom.
I can’t remember a time growing up when I didn’t want a family. I wanted a wonderful, loving, good-looking, and neat husband, and I wanted four children who loved and adored me, and like Bill Cosby said: “that I could send to college”. We would have the best [...]
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