In 2022/ Family/ Motherhood/ Raising boys How to Raise a Jerk! 15 ways to raise a jerk from TheParentCue.org . Here are a few ideas to help you effectively raise a jerk: . Protect them… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Peek into our Week Peek into our Week (June 2022) Here’s a peek into what we’ve been up to in June. . Watch out world, there’s a new REF in town. We are so… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Book Review 5 Books I Finished This Month: June 2022 Book Reviews and Recommendations I finished five books this month = 3 memoir/biographies + 1 fiction + 1 non-fiction. I share my reviews and recommendations below. I’d love… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Motherhood How Parents of Special Needs Children Can Diagnose and Manage Caregiver Fatigue by Janice Russell . Parenting is a tough job, and for a parent with a special needs child, it comes with an extra set of challenges. When… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Free stuff/ Saving money 25 of my Favorite Birthday Freebies . Freebies bring me SO MUCH JOY! Grocery store and Costco samples … yay! Complimentary candy with your dinner bill … love it! Freebie… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Peek into our Week Peek into our Weeks (April/May 2022) . . It’s GREAT to be EIGHT How is our baby EIGHT years old?? We had a little backyard birthday for him and some… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Book Review May 2022 Book Reviews and Recommendations . Hiding in the Light by Rifqa Barry Rating: 10/10 Review: A beautifully written autobiography from a girl who left Islam to become a… Continue Reading →
In 2021/ Family/ Memories/ Things to do in Minnesota/ Traveling Experience the Garden of Eden with a visit to Fawn Doe Rosa . When my son heard there was a place near the Twin Cities where you could interact with wildlife, he nagged me until we… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Motherhood/ Raising boys Mother’s Day 2022 Recap Happy Mother’s Day to all the Moms, Step-moms, Foster-moms, Grand-moms, Dog-moms and Ladies who are Like Moms to us all. I hope you got… Continue Reading →
In 2022/ Book Review 5 Amazing Books I Read in April 2022 I don’t always finish five books in one month, but did this month because: 1. The weather’s been cold and wet. Bad for exploring,… Continue Reading →
