Adventures of Mommyhood
Hey folks! So I've had one helluva crazy past couple of weeks. Ky came down with the flu AND pneumonia. When I tell you I was freaking the fuck out... I feel like I haven't slept in 2 weeks, and that might be pretty accurate. It was so scary seeing her so helpless, so sick and… Continue reading …giving yourself a break
Hey folks! So I had this conversation with a friend of mine that I thought would be great to talk about... As you know I'm a teacher - Pre-K in particular - and I deal with a few things when it comes to Pre-K. Well my first year teaching, there was a student, male, whose… Continue reading …being an advocate for all children
Hey folks, This time of year always leaves me in such mixed feelings. So this December, my dad would have been 55 years young. He transitioned from this world 7 years ago. So December (and June) have always been months where my depression peaks its little head ever so often and all I want to… Continue reading …having regrets
Hey folks! I know I come on here and sulk about my life choices and vent about slashing the tires of the people who work my nerves (disclaimer: kidding) but really motherhood is not that bad. I enjoy the heck out of nap time and bedtime. Like that is E V E R Y T H… Continue reading …treasuring moments
Hey Folks! One of my big issues has always been accepting help. I know in "…relying on yourself", I went on and on about not relying on others because in all honesty, people just offer help just to be offering sometimes. And as a single mom, my sporadic situations my not be ideal for everyone's schedule -… Continue reading …accepting the village
Hey Folks! It's October! Can you believe it?? I surely can't. Especially since October means something special for Ky and I. WE'RE MOVING! Thank the GOOD Lord above! Ha! We finally found somewhere we can deal with for a year, with two bedrooms! So do you know what that means for this single mama?! Peace.… Continue reading …being proud
When I found out I was pregnant, I went through all the normal stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
Being A Mom Means 