Left to My Own Devices: The Reality of My Motherhood
Left to my own devices, I wonder if we are being supportive of other mothers in this world. I wonder if we need to put down those devices and wake up.
Left to my own devices, I wonder if we are being supportive of other mothers in this world. I wonder if we need to put down those devices and wake up.
This year I decided to do something outside of my usual support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month—I was invited to take part in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure®.
I’m walking in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in San Francisco on Sunday, September 30th starting at 8:30 PM.
The Circle of Life is always my go-to when trying to understand why I missed the lesson on watching your parents age into oblivion.
I mean, I can’t forget the outlet mall, the dining, the zoo, exploring…there is a TON I’m missing. But then again – you gotta visit to make your own list.
I’m learning every year how to do something better when choosing a summer camp. At this rate, they’ll be ready for college!
Between summer camps and keeping them fed, entertained, healthy and moving all summer long I feel like I’m on a perpetual hamster wheel.
When you think you’re holding space for someone and you’re preoccupied with something else, you’re really not holding space.
What do Kate Spade, Robin Williams and Marilyn Monroe have in common with little old invisible me? Quite a lot to be honest.
I really don’t have a problem saying this. My Mother’s Day was one of my