My Sweet Pea, I wandered into your room today. Not like I usually do to hurriedly pick up the toys on the floor or grab the laundry piling up in the corner. But quietly & slowly like I used to when … Continue reading
Category Archives: Motherhood
There’s a good reason for that – Our BIG Announcement!
Oh hi. I know I took a bit of a hiatus from just about everything but… it’s good to be back! I haven’t been writing or blogging, I haven’t been going to yoga class or even stepping foot on my … Continue reading
10 Things my 2 Year Old Toddler said…
“Dude. My kid turned 3 this month. Three whole trips around the sun with him & here we are…
In light of 3 [adventurous, crazy, humorous, fun] Trips around the Sun with my Sweet P, I thought I’d share some comical quotes straight from the mouth of my favorite two year old. Oh, & hang in there til’ the end cause’ some super rad shops are helping us celebrate by giving back to your favorite tot with a stellar giveaway!” Continue reading
On the Edge with You | No Place I’d Rather Be.
“The other night, it was nearing dinner time (often what they call witching hour)…. Your dad had taken you out for “boys day” so, I could host a ladies-only baby shower at home. He had done a kickass job of parenting you by himself all day & needed a well-deserved break. You were starting to whine & I could see the emotion building up in you. Tried as I might, to figure out just what was bothering you or set you off, I couldn’t put my finger on it. So, I asked you to come outside with me? You protested at first, but eventually, willingly followed suit.
My son, your imaginary world is a magical place. A place I always want an invite to…” Continue reading
That time I cried at a red light | A Beautiful week ahead
As I was driving today, I slowly came to a stop as the light turned red at a busy intersection. Out of the corner of my eye, I caught a glimpse of the biggest smile. I cracked my window & noticed how it was … Continue reading
Mothers, it’s time we take responsibility for filtering our children from ignorance.
Mothers, let’s speak openly of loving, supporting & accepting all of our brothers & sisters. Of the tribe mentality. Of the village who help raise our children. Of the rising of women empowering women. Of the people before us who challenged boundaries, rights & made progress. Of the trust we have in knowing that people will always be made of more good than bad. That our world is a beautiful place, full of beautiful people if we choose to see it & teach it. Continue reading