my boy. Yesterday was my son’s so-called Moving On ceremony. A fancy way to say graduation for 5th graders. Next year, he goes to middle school. I am now going to ramble on about how wonderful and amazing my kid … Continue reading
I am such a liar. I really wasn’t going to post anything else on the day-I-shall-not-name-again. But… the kids gave me possibly the best (non-handmade) gift they’ve ever given me. So I felt that I had to share it… then … Continue reading
I need to start with an apology. My other life took me away a bit this week. (Yes, my other life. I’m Batman. Okay… lie. I’m Batgirl.) The thing is… I may or may not be able to post my … Continue reading
Give it and get it. I suppose this is my way of saying “do unto others as you would have them do unto you” without saying those words. I cannot use that quote seriously because a friend of mine from … Continue reading
The cliché (shoot me now) is “it’s the little things that count.” I hate clichés. They are just… drivel. They make the deliverer of said cliché feel like they’re helpful while their only accomplishment is making the recipient want to … Continue reading
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I almost forgot to post a perk this week. I’m such a slacker! My children don’t spend hours playing video games. They are not especially interested in sports either. Oh, they love the computer and the tablet and all things … Continue reading
Ladies, never underestimate the power of the right bra. [Gents, never underestimate the power of… a woman in the right bra…] This may be the most appropriate weekly perk ever… The Mission. I had been avoiding the unavoidable shopping escapade … Continue reading
A second post for w… because… w is for weekly perk. When I realize I don’t need something anymore, having it feels better than it ever did before. Maybe because when I need it, I’m constantly worrying about whether or not … Continue reading
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