My kitchen should be part of a union. She clocks in early in the morning and stays busy until well after sundown. Pretty sure she needs steal toed shoes. She is nothing fancy. Worn floors. Brown cupboards. A beat up door that takes you to our backyard. She must be in the middle of a menopause hot flash because it …
A Lemon-ade-venture: Turning Trials into Triumphs…
A Lemon-ade-venture: Turning Trials into Triumphs Life often throws us curveballs, unexpected challenges that can leave us feeling sour and defeated. But what if instead of wallowing in the negativity, we could turn those lemons into something sweet and satisfying? Let’s embark on a journey of resilience, creativity, and a whole lot of unexpected twists. From Lemons to Lemonade (and …
The silent scream of grief…
Behind the Mask: The Silent Scream of Grief I’ve often been told, “You’re so strong.” “You’re doing so well.” But the truth is, behind the mask of normalcy, I’m silently screaming. I miss him more than words can say. Every night, I relive our lives together in my dreams. I see him in the shadows, his laughter echoing through the …
Raising an introvert….
Extrovert Raising an Introvert: A Balancing Act Understanding the Differences Being an extrovert raising an introvert can sometimes feel like navigating two different planets. Extroverts thrive on social interaction and stimulation, while introverts recharge by spending time alone. This clash of personalities can present unique challenges. Embracing Individuality The first step is to embrace your child’s introverted nature. It’s a …
September snow day…
September Snow Day Blues September’s here, the year’s just begun, But this teacher‘s feeling, well, not much fun. The first few weeks, a chaotic spree, Of lesson plans and endless energy. A hundred snacks, a thousand sighs, Four hundred laces, a teacher’s cries. The kids are wild, the room’s a zoo, And all this teacher wants to do Is curl …
White after Labor Day…
The “No White After Labor Day” Rule: A Fashion Myth The notion that you can’t wear white after Labor Day originated in the early 20th century. It was a time when social norms were stricter, and there was a clear division between summer and winter fashion. White was associated with summer and purity, while darker colors were seen as more …
MAGNAWARE GIVEAWAY…
Welcome to the Magnaware Giveaway This giveaway is part of our Fall Gift Guide. Stop by to see all the great giveaways and products! Cook like a pro with Magnaware’s oval Dutch oven! Thanks to its superior aluminum construction, this cast aluminum cookware heats quickly and evenly, making your dishes perfectly cooked, browned, and ready to impress. Win an oval Dutch …
A princess’s journey in loss…
A Princess’s Journey: Finding Strength in Loss Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away, lived a princess whose heart was as bright as the sun. Her days were filled with joy and laughter, as she shared her life with her beloved prince. But fate had other plans, and the prince was tragically taken from her. The kingdom was …
Green thumbs up…
Green Thumbs Up: Plants for a Healthier Home Nature’s Air Purifiers Have you ever noticed how much fresher the air feels after a walk in the woods? Plants play a crucial role in purifying the air we breathe. By bringing nature indoors, you can improve your home’s air quality, reduce stress, and even boost your mood. Top Plants for a …
Chores are crucial…
Chores Are Crucial for Kids Chores: More Than Just Work Chores often get a bad rap. Kids see them as a nuisance, a way to avoid fun activities. But chores are more than just tasks to be completed. They are essential for children’s development in a variety of ways. Building Responsibility Accountability: When kids have chores, they learn to be …
