(source) It’s no secret that IROCKSOWHAT is one of my favorite blogs. I have a lot in common with Jess and the way she parents and lives her life. In fact, she’s one of those whose bloggers who do NOT make me feel crappy (see this post). That’s because she’s super real. She DOES . . . → Read More: Gimme!
 30. Three boys. Married to a sexy geeky genius. I cook, eat, drink, craft, dance. Live for my dirty vodka martinis.
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(source) Sometimes I have to close out my Google Reader and walk away from the computer. I have a problem with letting blogs make me feel inadequate. It isn’t all blogs, just certain ones. It’s always the same ones, over and over. They make me feel like I’m not doing enough, not being enough. . . . → Read More: Inadequacy I have commitment issues. No, not in the way that indicates I can’t commit… I just commit to too much and at some point, things begin to suffer. Currently, I’m committed to: My kids My marriage Making our home cozy My Etsy shop This blog Being a mark. rep and member of the new Fab . . . → Read More: My commitments Three years ago, I started a wedding blog (Life. Love. Lipstick.) and it took off very quickly and became pretty popular. Once I started a personal blog and then had my second child, my blogging activity on Life. Love. Lipstick. took a nosedive. I still adore all things weddings, but my interests lean more . . . → Read More: Letting go Yesterday, I introduced you to my latest venture, OpenSky. I am a new seller and am still working out how I want to sell and what kind of things will work best for me. I have had friends ask a few questions about what exactly OpenSky is, how much money can be made with . . . → Read More: OpenSky- Who, What, Why? 1. My stepson Jude visited over the weekend. It was nice having him around and having a full house. However, I’m looking forward to getting back into our routine. 2. We are ready to start transitioning Harper to cups. He is doing really well with cups already, but we need to put up the . . . → Read More: Tuesday Ten I remember the first time I met a guy online. Jed* was 7 years my senior. At 21, I had never dated anyone older than me and was intrigued. Jed was so cool. He was a DJ! He was fresh out of a long-term relationship, which to me meant that he was emotionally mature, . . . → Read More: The Loss of a Friendship  |
 
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