I can’t believe that April vacation is over. Too fast! We’ve had a lovely time, having some chilled out days at home and taking a mini-break in Mystic, Connecticut with friends. We spent Easter Sunday with the same friends, lots […]
Reflections: Week 16 Read More »
At last, the sun shone! After late snow falls and torrential rain, the sun has been such a welcome sight. The kids wore shorts to school, no one needed more than a hoodie all week. I even wore flip flops
Reflections: Week 15 Read More »
Gossip murmuring, swirling, following. Behind hands, or blatant in its visibility. Have you heard? Did it really? Must be true, not surprised, not surprised, not surprised.
The Prompt: Whisper Read More »
This week was all about sick kids. And an eighth birthday. Thankfully, or it would have been a very miserable week!
Reflections: Week 14 Read More »
Beautiful boy, you’re eight! I know how excited you are to finally be eight, how it seemed like it was never going to happen. But, don’t be in too much of a rush sweetheart, you have plenty of time.
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Coming up with new ideas for birthday cakes can be a challenge. Coming up with simple, easy to make cakes even more so! In this tutorial, learn how to make a Princess Poppy Trolls cake, which could be easily adapted
How to make a Princess Poppy cake with pull-apart cupcake hair Read More »
March is a crazy month for us. Always. My little girl celebrates her birthday, and as soon as we finish up the celebrations for her we start preparing for my younger son’s birthday which is two weeks later.
My Family: March 2017 Read More »
It’s April! Honestly, I can’t quite believe it. Crazy. Even crazier is the fact that we have snow again. What a way to welcome in April.
Reflections: Week 13 Read More »
In the looking glass I see a version of this life that blurs the more I look. Like a hall of mirrors, I am reflected back in endless ways seen differently by strangers by you by me.
I suspect we’ve all been there. Sick, sobbing child. Your heart breaking for them. Desperately trying to get them to take the medicine that they need, while they insist on spitting it out or swallowing too fast and choking on
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