Have you ever read a book that felt like a long catch-up chat with an old friend? You know the one where you drink a little tea, and later some wine…there’s a lot of laughter…and a few tears…and sometimes both at the very same time. On my summer reading listContinue Reading
One of the perks of this blog is that I’ve been virtually introduced to some pretty amazing writers. But I’ve gotta say…today I’m pretty tickled. In November, I finished the book To Live Forever: An Afterlife Journey of Meriwether Lewis by New York Times Bestselling Author Andra Watkins. The book is anContinue Reading
I bonded with writer Christine Carter from The Mom Café because we were both incapacitated by leg injury for a number of months. I was super excited to hear that she was writing a book to help others out with their recovery not only from similar injury, but from injury orContinue Reading
In the course of my blogging, I have been introduced (virtually) to a cadre of incredibly intelligent and talented women who have shared their talents with the world – either by writing blogs – and some of them, even books. I try not to fangirl (too much) with these womenContinue Reading
I usually don’t spout scientific theory…but I was recently asked to do a review of “The Science of Parenthood” by Jessica Ziegler and Norine Dworkin-McDaniel, and as a result, have come up with my own theory of parenthood. I am qualified to espouse this theory – because a) I haveContinue Reading
Some of you may have seen the reviews for The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep. Various stories and reports on the book suggest that it is the perfect book for parents who have children who struggle to get to sleep. Amazon is lit with reviews from parents. The authorContinue Reading
I have a system for doing laundry. Okay…maybe it’s not so much a system…there’s really not much system to it – it’s just my reality – but nonetheless it’s working for me. And today I’m going to share it with you. For free. First – I should point out thatContinue Reading
Don’t look for Pinterest type marshmallow fluff on Sarah Fader’s blog Old School Mom/New School Mom. She tells it like it is. Which is why her HuffPost Article – Three-Year Olds are A**holes went viral with (as of today) almost 60K shares on Facebook. It’s a highly relatable piece toContinue Reading
