Friday Flash: Except
There will come a day when you need the steadfast love of one whose been your rock A shoulder to lean on A listening ear When you turn to a hand to guide you Except to find … it isn’t there And you’re alone
Monday Mindset: Do You Word of the Year?
This is something I have picked up by being in direct sales and getting a good bit of business coaching…and I have to say, I always enjoy finding a word with multiple meanings to be a focal point for a new season I don’t do resolutions. I do business and personal goal setting Having a…
Monday Mindset: Cheers to You, Mama
Cheers to you, Mama, who feels put together, frazzled, and everyone in between
Mindset Monday: Making Moves
It’s hard to ALSO make changes that serve yourself when there is so much new and change everywhere else in your world
Monday Mindset: Beauty in Standing Out
“Sometimes you need to stand out, when everyone else is blending in”
Monday Mindset: Lessons in Life from Parenting
“There’s an old saying about kids learning to walk, and “what if” they gave up the first time they fell (or any time before they became confident walkers, really).”
Monday Mindset: (Y)OUR Independence
“I read a lot of chatter about women not celebrating Independence Day this year.
“I am not surprised”
Life in the Mom Lane: Toddlers vs. Locks, Part II
The other week we were gathered in the kitchen after dinner – me, hubby, Big Dude, Little Man and my in-laws. My father-in-law stepped into the garage to take some food to the overflow refrigerator and shut the door behind him. (Little Man is lightning fast and LOVES to play out there.) Well, it turns…
Writer Meme Monday: Working From Home With a Full House
Me: Writing Mo-Jo is back! And it’s Spring Break! Writing Mo-Jo: Woo-hoo! Time with the boys. Inspiration! Me: All three kids at home! I’m a little intimidated by the first time with all three at home, but we’ll set reasonable goals (kids fed and uninjured, house standing at 6:30)! Writing Mo-Jo: Woo-woo? All day with…
Life in the Mom Lane: Toddlers vs. Locks, Part I
When Big Dude was two, he did not speak much. In fact, he talked so little that we ended up in speech therapy for an evaluation. During that evaluation, the therapist gave him a set of keys (real keys) and observed his actions with them. At one point she turned her attention to me for some additional…
The Mom Who Runs: 