A single mother’s journey
What does it look like? In one of my earliest posts on books every mother should read, I mentioned the book, Regret Free Parenting: Raising Good Kids and Know You’re Doing It Right by Catherine Hickem, LCSW (you can find it on Barnes and Noble here or Amazon here). Today I’m going to go back […]
I promised to tell you about this incredible book in my previous post, “Rethinking Our Productivity” and here it is. The subtitle or admonition following the title of Girl, Wash Your Face goes on to say, “Stop believing the lies about who you are so you can become who you were meant to be” and […]
How many times have we thought, “if only I had enough time to read more books?” “I wish I could be that smart.” “I wish I could do [insert personal goal].” And how often do we find ourselves spending countless hours watching Netflix or TV squashing our productivity? Over the last couple weeks, I’ve found […]
This past weekend was absolutely amazing. Mother’s Day could not have gone any better. I’m still riding on the high of the sun and beach and cuteness galore even after five days with long nights of night feeding (still, 3 days shy of 11 months), a workout regimen complete with runs, breakfast preparations, meal prep, […]
Last week at work was Telecommunicator Week. (A telecommunicator is a 911 dispatcher.) There were crossword search puzzles, mazes, hidden phrase activities, and free food all week (with the exception of the potluck at the end of the week where everyone brings a dish to share). There’s a wheel to spin for extra tickets which […]
This past week, Senator Maureen Walsh (R-Washington) made the erroneous statement that nurses probably play cards while at work. She also made a remark that if nurses are so tired, they should work 8 hour shifts like the rest of people working the standard 8 hour shifts. This was all in her remarks regarding her […]
