A Prayer For Your Child's Teacher
It’s August and the beginning of the school year is upon us. If you’re like me, you have a list of required school supplies that you have been gathering and sticking into backpacks, checking...
My Child Is Moving Out… And I’m Not Okay
My oldest child just spent her last night at home. She’s moving out to pursue a higher education. We’ve been preparing for this day for quite a while. We’ve gathered furniture,...
Peace Be Still; Sometimes The Best Thing to Say Is Nothing At All!
I have always been a very outgoing, bubbly, talkative person that has experienced so many different situations, adventures, hurts, happiness, ups and downs and absolute miracles that...
From Exes To Allies :: Discovering New Depths Of Co-Parenting And Friendship
Life has a way of surprising us, doesn't it? Following my divorce, I purchased a house that has become our cherished sanctuary—a place where both my son and...
I Make More Money Than My Husband
My husband and I started dating in college, before either of us had real jobs. At the time, we both worked part time doing entry level jobs. After graduating, we both moved into...
Not Letting Other Opinions Define You!
As a society, we tend to judge people and give our opinions freely to others whether or not they ask for it. I recently experienced the opinion of not one but two different people...
Your Worth Is Not Determined By Your Likes
We live in a world that is immersed in technology and social media.
Bought something new - post a picture of it!
Had something exciting happen in your family - post a status about...
6 Tips For Finding Your Family's Rhythm
These tips are just a few ways my family has found our rhythm. We’ve endure our fair share of crying times as we have navigated what and how these exactly work for our...
My Intentional Year
Most people make resolutions and set goals at the beginning of a new year, but very few set goals or make resolutions on their birthdays. Last year I did just that. I made the declaration that when...
As moms we carry the world on our shoulders, or at least we think we do. We don’t think to ask for help or accept help because no one offers or it’s “easier” to just do it ourselves. When...