I dove in the dumpster today. It was not how I was planning on beginning my day. I was planning to begin my day slowly… Drink a glass of water, make a juice, and enjoy a cup of coffee...
There's something I think every good mom knows. That moment, in a busy crowd or in an open field, when your children stop where they are, turns and looks for you. For you. No one else. You. Sure, their love is...

“Peas Sit”

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I've always heard about the wisdom that can come from the mouths of kids. I've not had much experience with that personally, but am starting to get a glimpse now that my son is talking more. When he was a...
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I Am a Donkey Parent

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I have yet to meet a Unicorn Parent. A parent so perfect and magical, they shine like rainbows and shower down glitter wherever they go. These parents effortlessly float from soccer practice to gymnastics to dinner without having to...
I think I’m what some would describe as one of those “Hot Mess” Moms.  Case in point: I’m always late.  To my credit, sometimes my kids need to poop right as we are leaving the house, and that’s not really my...
My son was born at exactly 36 weeks. He came into this world an entire month early, by surprise... On August 13, 2012 I was at my grandmother's house showering and getting ready for bed.  Our apartments' hot water was...
Mom's deserve a few indulgences every now and then, don't you think? I love being a mom. But, sometimes as mothers, we give up simple everyday indulgences. To others, they may seem like little, trivial things. However, to moms,...
The struggle is real moms. At least it is for me. It is a constant battle I fight in my head. The ultimate goal or answer to this internal battle is to be the best mom I can be, but...
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I Am One in Four

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October 24th, 2012, the day of his in-utero anatomy scan, was the day we learned our 20-week son would not survive. The day we got the news. And now. October 15, 2016. The third year I memorialize my first baby, my...

That Pink and Blue Ribbon

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"When a child loses his parent, they are called an orphan.  When a spouse loses his or her partner, they are called a widow or widower.  When parents lose their child, there isn't a word to describe them."  (Pres....
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Life In Coastal Bend

Guide to Easter in the Coastal Bend

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Spring is in the air! The weather is warming up, flowers are blooming, and people are coming together for community events across the Coastal...