The post below was written by fellow parenting blogger, Daniel Sherwin, of DadSolo.com. Working from home is always a challenge at first, but tons of people have been suddenly thrust into a WFH environment in possibly the worst way. The ideal home office environment is quiet,...
The post below was written by fellow parenting blogger, Janice Russell, of parentingdisasters.com. Working from home when you have kids is hard, particularly when you have a baby and/or toddler in tow. Amid diaper changes, feedings, naps, and guarding your little ones against dangerous objects/situations, it...
Yesterday I was talking to my therapist and relaxing in a swing and he said I seemed calm. I was calm, in a way. I had more or less resolved to homeschool, because homeschool is the only scenario in which I'm in complete control and...
I'm not gonna lie. We're unraveling here. Keeping in mind this is the cocoon. We will move through this. We will emerge. The way I was glued to Cuomo's updates these past weeks, waiting for the day that we could see that New York had passed the...
Well, here we are on our 31st day of self-quarantine. We got to it a little early because we had flu in the house, giving us both a reason and an excuse to hunker down while it still seemed like an oddball thing to do....
As I drive to work this morning with a blemish on my chin I think about how maybe I should have done more to cover it up lest I offend the people I see today with my ugliness. And then I think further. Being Pretty is...
I had the best laid plans. I bought Henry a new lunch box. Well, new to us; a used Planetbox with custom magnets with all his favorite things; tornadoes, a fire alarm, our Chrysler Town & Country and a family portrait. Unknowingly, Cory's parents also bought...