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No Need for an Alarm Clock… I Have Children!
It is extremely early in the morning. The sound of thumping coming from the ceiling above abruptly awakes me. I hope its just a fluke- the wind, perhaps a large truck that happens to be passing by our house on a tiny suburban street. The clock may say 6:30am, but my body is certain its just after midnight. The banging and thumping continue. If you have never been in my home youd be certain I housed a herd of elephants. Here in my house in Northern Idaho, a herd of elephants = 2 children awake and bouncing around cheerfully upstairs.
What’s Your Favorite Awkward Family Photo?
From braces and bad hair to long forgotten fashion mistakes, we all have photos from our past that we’d just as soon leave packed away in the attic gathering dust. But thanks to Doug Chernack and Mike Bender, those gawky and goofy pictures can be immortalized on the Internet, providing enjoyment to millions around the world. These two longtime friends are the brains behind Awkward Family Photos, a super popular blog based on reader submissions of… you guessed it: Awkward family photos.
Life Gets Easier When You Live By What You Believe
Inside each one of us lies our truth. We know its presence, and when we live by our truth, an ease of flow begins to happen. We are carried in happiness and feel more joy in our lives. Whenever we step outside of our truth- when our actions dont match our beliefs- we encounter more resistance and struggle. As if our inner true essence is being stifled, creating suffering. Often, we know what we …
ModernMom Chronicles: Chapter Eight
I just need a few minutes to compose myself, Heather says, and Dr. Morris walks back into the animal hospital. Heather leans against her dirty white Escalade feeling suddenly grateful that she cant find her phone. She dreads having to tell Michael and the children that Marigold is dead. Dead! She cant believe it. Don’t miss chapters one through seven!
ModernMom Chronicles: Chapter Three
Don’t miss: Chapter One Chapter Two