As I write this, I am headed off for BlogU. In my world, BIG THING. I have spent months upon months sorting out details like gluten-free alcohol, roommate requests and appropriate-colored badge stickers with Stephanie Giese, Blog U Founder, and the other conference staff. It has been an honor, and one I don’t take lightly. […]
Living in the Danger Zone
Friends, we need your help. And a lot of it. When OTCSafety.org reminded me that June is National Home Safety Month, it couldn’t have been a more timely nudge that my husband and I have some serious safety issues to address in our home. The advice offered at Up and Away to keep medicines out of […]
We Made It to 5!
My son turns 5 today. It’s funny because there are many, many things I thought shortly after he was born, but never once did I think, “We will survive this for the next five years.” He is my gentle child, my kind soul. The one who tends to be more laid back and accepting of his […]
PACT for a More Comfy Tomorrow
Earlier this week I wrote about embracing a thus unknown fashion sense with Stitch Fix. And while I really do have high hopes of vogue-ing it up a little in the days to come, truth told: as a WAHM of two young ones on any given average day, it is very convenient when my carefully chosen […]
Busy Days
Friends, there is very little of interest in my life. I wake up, I reach for my vitamins caddy and then lube up with my Vaseline Lip Therapy for the day. I feel blissfully 80 yrs. old and have zero interest in pursuing anything seemingly younger. On good days, I fascinate over John Stamos’ obsession with […]
StitchFix Me Up!
I vaguely remember something called a dressing room? It was small and squarish with a privacy curtain and a bench so you could sit down. Actually the more I think about it, it sounds like a pretty blissful place. Perhaps I should just take my next vacation to Target and save on gassing up the minivan for the […]
The Logic of Midnight
Logic has never been my strong suit. That’s okay with me. I have other positive traits, like being a whiz at online bargain shopping and falling for products then snagging them on the internet for a song. Wait; those may be the same things. Mmmh…like I said, logic’s not really my thing. Except when it’s the middle of […]
Shielding Up All that You Love
Truth told: my kids hate it when I slather sunscreen on them. But in reciprocation, I love them enough to keep whipping out the bottle and squeezing on the gooey white cream. They might throw fits, I don’t care. They might roll their eyes and think I’m crazy. I don’t care. Because I love them, I will always try […]
John Stamos, The Stalker
Facebook is a funny beast. As in, it doesn’t show your stuff to anyone and it’s totally depressing. Also, it does neat things like make helpful recommendations. For example, I might go to a simplistic home decor site and it will subsequently suggest I start following a death-metal band who dresses entirely in metallics. Sure. Makes […]
Eye Surgery, Vaginal Birth and the Blue Cupcakes
Weird week around these parts. Monday was a delight of gorgeous weather and hitting up our beloved Longwood Gardens with some of sweet friends, and then things sort of fell apart. Tuesday is vague, but I remember a lot of temper tantrums and desperate dreams of locking myself in a closet–permanently. Then Wednesday it was time […]
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