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Coffee Buddy
“Fish! Fish!” His little boy hands pointed excitedly at the tanks. Fish of every shape and size. Then, his little legs carried him to a group of older children, clearly on a school trip to the local...
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Big
She traversed the globe in an age when travel by air was not the convention – from Italy to Australia, Hawaii to Baghdad and Croatia. She took lessons in singing and dancing. She survived divorce and...
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The Days When I Don’t Love It
He is screaming with all his might, as he trots behind me. I am walking at a brisk pace, wanting to put distance between us and his school, and get to the car as quickly as possible, so we can whisk...
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Writing The Hard Stuff
In my last post about having a difficult day with my son, I added a PS at the end of the post, stating that I do not suffer from depression or any other form of mental illness. Some readers commented...
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Here’s My Side of the Story
Living with, and loving my choices I’m a stay-at-home mother. I am not better than a working mother. I am actually in awe of working mothers. They don’t get to do yoga at 9.30 am when the kids are in...
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Not Talking
When my firstborn was 11 months, he said his first words: “Papa” and “Okay”. By 15 months, he had many, many words. He was speaking in full gibberish sentences. As a first-time, proud mother, I was...
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Through The Lens Thursday #8: Window
Through The Lens Thursday is a one-year photography project, where every week, my project partner, Greta of GFunkified and I, will post a picture (or pictures) we have taken based on a prompt. Our...
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Solo
Here’s the thing: solo parenting sucks. It sucks 10 times more when you’re 26 weeks pregnant with twins and you’re feeling (and looking) 8 years pregnant. I have always been in awe of single parents,...
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