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I Have But One Resolution This Year: To Be Healthy

12 / 29 / 181 / 4 / 19

I am not much for resolutions. In the years I have even bothered to make them, I usually given them all up by January vowing that the following year will be “my year”. The concept reminds me of my brother’s first grade teacher, if you’ll indulge me a little tangent. Keenan, two years my junior,… Read More

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When I am a Mom I Will Never: Thoughts of My Unknowing Former Self

12 / 18 / 181 / 4 / 19

When I am a mom I will never: Show up late. Show up late with coffee. Have a kid with a crusty, runny nose. Go out in public with dirty hair and yoga pants. Go out in public with dirty hair and dirty yoga pants. Go shopping with kids wearing pajamas. Bribe my pajama clad… Read More

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A Shout Out to Situational Friends

10 / 23 / 1811 / 3 / 18

Friends Forever. Surely we all had charm bracelets or anklets if you were an eighties babe like me. But most of our friendships probably have an expiration date. It took me a really long time to come around to this concept. In fact, I don’t know that every day I am totally there, but some… Read More

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Can You Share Opinions With Out Being A Sanctimommy?

9 / 30 / 1811 / 3 / 18

Is it possible to be opinionated on parenting via social media and not come across like a total sanctimommy? In all honesty, I’m not really sure. I have several topics on which I am extremely passionate. Passionate probably to a fault, especially in how I express my opinion. From research I have read, one is… Read More

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The Nostalgia of Summer

7 / 6 / 1811 / 3 / 18

“We only get eighteen summers with our children.” I have seen that quote ubiquitously splashed across social media as of late. Quotes like this tend to have the ability to make my heart bleed that I will not have tiny babies forever while simultaneously making my mom guilt shift into over drive. Sweet bedtime snuggles… Read More

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