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"Mom Fatigue" "Quarantine Fatigue" "My fatigue has fatigue" However you want to say it, one of us probably has it. Being home during this time has been a true blessing in disguise. I have recently had to stop reading every conspiracy theory and article floating around on my News Feed. The pandemic has managed to … Continue reading It’s Just Another Manic Mom-Day
Today, I found myself losing control of my frustrations. I was on the fast pace track to becoming ill with my children. It is easy to do. Let’s face it, we have been in the house together now for almost a month. I’ve lost track of the days so it could even be longer then … Continue reading Check on Your Friends:
So I disappeared for a minute. It seemed as if all of February and half of March, my kids were sick. They had a "flu-like" virus that lingered for almost a month. Many sleepless nights and breathing treatments later, they are all well. We are currently "quarantined." I am taking everything day by day. This … Continue reading Is This A Dream?
Okay, so we are gonna get a little personal here and it may or may not be partly funny. It could also be more ridiculous than funny. I love Pinterest and no, that isn't the funny part. I think that most women do love it. I mean, who doesn't want to create their dream house … Continue reading
I’m from the armpit of the South. We have two seasons in Alabama. Winter and Summer. But there’s a small in between that shows up here and there. It’s my favorite time of the year. SPRING! Today is the first day that it will briefly pass through before the rain comes to stay for a … Continue reading Fifth Monday of 2020
My marriage failed. I failed my marriage. I could say it a million different ways but in all reality it all comes down to the same results. I was nineteen when we met. We were married by the time I was twenty-one. We got married in May. We moved into our first home together with … Continue reading Getting Through My Seperation
My morning routine is usually always the same. I get up an hour before my kids so I can drink a cup of coffee and try to wake up before the morning chaos begins. I used to scroll through Facebook while I drank my coffee. Sadly, it is the epitome of past generations reading the … Continue reading Generation “Smart Phone”
Tiny hands and tiny toes These are by far the things that matter most. They hold on tight But not too close I will be sad when you don’t need me most. Your eyes light up when I walk into a room And as I walk away, you start to cry. I never knew I … Continue reading Never Grow Up
