Oh Little Girl, The sun does not wake me most mornings. No, most mornings it is you. You tip-toe across the room and climb under my covers. You snuggle your tiny frame until you’ve made me your perfect pillow. There we will fall back asleep; you, on my chest and I, dreaming the sweetest of dreams. … More Dear Daughter, Remember You Love Me
I recently read this article in which Arian Foster, an NFL star for the Texans, shares 6 things he hopes to teach his daughter. It was refreshing to read that a millionaire had his daughter do chores to earn something she wanted. He also shares how he hopes she is kind, and motivated by her passions … More “The Flying Spaghetti Monster”
I was so proud of myself; it was Sunday night, the night before my son’s first day of school, and I had managed to gather together a lunch for him to proudly carry in his Mario lunchbox. A cinnamon raisin bagel with strawberry cream cheese, a Chobani gogurt, a peach, and a rice crispy treat … More School Lunch Wars
Happy 4th of July!! Where we live, home fireworks are a no-no, but seeing as my 5 and 3 year-old are on the timid side of the Sparkle and Pop of Independence Day fun, the lack of fireworks doesn’t seem to bother them. But what is the 4th of July without at least a little … More Sparkler Shield- Perfect for young kids
Everyone warned, “Three kids is the hardest!” Why people feel the need to tell you that when you’re expecting your third child is beyond me. It’s like when someone is eating their dinner and go, “Yuck, this is gross. Try it!” Well, I have three kids now and I don’t find it any harder- just … More Time to get back at it…
We’ve all had cookie exchanges and Christmas parties, but have you ever done it with kids? Well, this year I did- and it was the best Christmas party I’ve ever had!! I was thinking of a way to give back to all my friends who have graciously helped me adjust to my new role of … More Kids, Cookies, and Christmas
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