Is it possible to parent without screaming? { As a reminder - this is a retorical question. Answering is frowned upon especially when the answer is yes! } I am thinking about this as I do on many mornings of getting kids where they need to go and getting myself where I need to go.… Continue reading Life’s Retorical Question # 4568785
Category: MOTHER HOOD
My life with kids.
Daily Journal: For Young Aspiring Writers & Thinkers
It's about time I give you an insider look at the Daily Journal: For Young Aspiring Writers & Thinkers which were added to the Antibland Bookshop earlier this year. A couple of years ago, while reading E. B. White's The Trumpt of the Swan to my kids, I absolutely positively fell in love with the… Continue reading Daily Journal: For Young Aspiring Writers & Thinkers
Book Recommendation { Dictionary for a BETTER WORLD }
If you like books. If you feel the weight of the world on you from time to time. If you have children. If you like poetry and quotes. If you want inspiration on how to share the message of kindness and hope with kids and adults alike. If you want to be a little more… Continue reading Book Recommendation { Dictionary for a BETTER WORLD }
Happy 10-years to my Stokke
I want to take a minute to recognize a huge milestone - Our beloved orange Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair has now been part of our family for a decade. If furniture could be a pet, this one would be ours. It's been used, abused, and loved so deeply. From early days of motherhood to… Continue reading Happy 10-years to my Stokke
The best thing I read today
If youth is the season of hope, it is often so only in the sense that our elders are hopeful about us; for no age is so apt as youth to think it's emotions, partings, and resolves are the last of their kind. Each crisis seems final, simply because it is new.Middlemarch by George Eliot… Continue reading The best thing I read today
Life Lesson # 49673
When you spy a Funfetti Cakemix + Dolly Parton Chocolate Buttercream frosting, you will bake a cake and blow some candles because it's someone's birthday somewhere. Seeing Asha manage the whole process of baking and frosting with Ajay made me nostalgic for the times when she was a wee baby, baking by my side. Stay… Continue reading Life Lesson # 49673
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