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2022- That’s a Wrap

I heard these questions on a podcast and wrote them down. I have answers, too, for my 2022 in Review. 3 words to describe 2022 Burnout/mental health. I was feeling burnt out from my full time job for most of this year. Sometimes this was because I was anxious about leaving my son at daycare.… Continue reading 2022- That’s a Wrap

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Grateful Steppin’

I've had a low mood for a couple of days now. Last night, it was very low. I made the decision to use my day off for myself, and drop 2YO at daycare, despite his hatred for the place. I felt a little bad and guilty at drop-off, knowing I was going home. But I… Continue reading Grateful Steppin’

bucket list

The Importance of my Jack-o-Lantern

Sunday night we finally had time to carve our pumpkins. I had been trying for weeks – and was determined to get it done today, before Halloween, before the busyness of November begins. By the time I came home from what I’d been doing and we devoured the lovely hamburger soup Jason had prepared, the… Continue reading The Importance of my Jack-o-Lantern

bucket list, Family, Mental Health, mental illness

Skate Like No One is Watching

Tonight, my twelve-year-old niece had her birthday party at the roller rink. I was interested in skating, so prior to the party, I sent out a text asking if it would cost anything for me to rent skates. Word spread, and my nieces were excited. I had to find my balance first, and one niece… Continue reading Skate Like No One is Watching

Family, Marriage

The Hope Nail Polish Brought

On Friday, we went to the store to buy toilet paper, deodorant, and a few other essentials. Before we checked out, I picked up a $4 bottle of baby-girl-pink nail polish. To me, this is a huge deal. The last time I bought something for just myself that wasn’t an absolute necessity (like contact lens… Continue reading The Hope Nail Polish Brought