You know, the blog part.
I’m not sure what I was expecting when I decided to be at home with the kids more. I knew they needed it and I needed it. In fact, the first month after I quit both jobs confirmed everything I had been thinking and feeling about staying at home.
Let’s call it the honeymoon phase.
There haven’t been many updates because, well, there just haven’t been many updates. First, we were stuck waiting for information from our insurance about how much they would cover; even though we called them January 5th, it wasn’t until more than a month later that we got our answer…
Not just the several hours of labor, or the birth experience itself, which I love, but the entire journey, from pregnancy through the postpartum.
I got a new Stitch Fix this month with a different stylist. Last month’s stylist knocked it out of the park, find out how this one did and let me know what I should keep!
Build a Mediterranean style buddha bowl with warm grains and fresh greens.
Monday- Forecasts predict 2 – 18 inches. There are two groups of people: the “I’ll believe it when I see it” folks and the “I’m so excited, I’m going to check the weather every hour” group. (In case you’re wondering, I’m in group B.) Tuesday- You’re smarter than the average Richmonder…. Continue reading »
These milk making cookies contain healthy ingredients to boost milk supply for breastfeeding moms.
I finally tried Stitch Fix. Here’s what I thought about it, why I tried it, what I got and some tips for getting a good fix.
Sometimes people say to me “Four boys?! What’s that like?” I can’t quite put it into words… But today I got it. Basically it’s like this: So far I’ve found 62 socks and a match ain’t one. (But I do have a great matching game for my 2 year old.)… Continue reading »
I never understood why people were so down about New Year’s Resolutions. True, they can be a bit cliche, and most people don’t keep them. But if we’re honest with ourselves, it’s not the New Year or the Resolution’s fault that they don’t work out. It’s us.