Christmas Eve at my mother in law’s feels like it happened so long ago because of the pandemic. It was so nice to spend time with family on Christmas Eve. The simple things were taken for granted before the pandemic. I just expected to see family on Christmas Eve but when I couldn’t I was… Continue reading Christmas Eve After Quarantine Christmas Eve
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We Survived Week One of Virtual School
The first week of virtual school is over! I’m so relieved because it has been a nightmare and an emotional roller. The first day... my daughter had an anxiety attack/meltdown. I calmed her down. We got through it together. Luckily, she had Art so her first day made a happy turn because that’s the one… Continue reading We Survived Week One of Virtual School
A Letter to My Mom And Myself On Mother’s Day
My heart feels heavy today. I miss you so much, mom. I wish I didn’t have to be motherless on Mother’s Day. The pain is unreal. I hate seeing all the Mother’s Day posts popping up on my newsfeed. I’m feeling jealous of everyone with a mom still alive. I thought writing a special post… Continue reading A Letter to My Mom And Myself On Mother’s Day
Being A Motherless Mother On Mother’s Day During Quarantine
Another year means another motherless Mother’s Day. The pain will always be heavy but a different kind of heavy each year. This year is an extremely painful year because the Coronavirus messed up live for so many people. The absent of a mom during this time messes with your mind. Why because you’re inside thinking… Continue reading Being A Motherless Mother On Mother’s Day During Quarantine
To My Best Mommy Friend Who Lost Her Father To Covid-19
I'm so sorry for your loss. I never wanted you to understand the pain I do every day so soon. I may know what it’s like to lose a father, but I can't even imagine the pain you're feeling right now. It's a greater pain than I will ever feel because COVID-19 took him from… Continue reading To My Best Mommy Friend Who Lost Her Father To Covid-19
10 Ins and Outs Of Having a Four Year Old
Are you wondering what 4 is like? Read this!
From One Socially Awkward Mom To Another
Should we break the awkwardness and talk? Smiling and making eye contact seems to be working just fine. Why break it, right?
40 Signs You’re A Mombie
Warning: Here come the Mombies
Confessions of a Parentless Mother 
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