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    20 New Cars To Avoid at All Costs

    Buying a new car is more work than you might assume. While it took me many years to realize that buying a car a year old was a much wiser financial decision (no more eating all that depreciation), it’s still a lot of work. When I buy a car, much like many of the people […] More

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    Six Months Pregnant? Here’s What you Can Really Expect

    The baby bump has made its appearance, you’ve been feeling good for a while and chances are good you already know what you are having at this point – if you wanted to find out. The sixth month of pregnancy is, by large, a good one. Trust me; I’ve been pregnant three times and experienced […] More

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    10 Types of Facebook Friends That Annoy Mothers The Most

    Those who cast stones must not live in glass houses or something to that effect; trust me, I know this. I know that I post about a million things that are annoying, obnoxious and completely crazy on social media, especially on Facebook. I do it; I know I do. I know I do because I […] More

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    Reduce Utility Bills With These 10 Simple Tips

    If you want to reduce utility bills then it takes a bit of effort.  Why I never thought that the cost of cooling 1200 square feet and 3600 square feet would make a difference in our utility bills in the hot, humid Florida summers escapes me. I like to think of myself as a fairly […] More

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    10 Ways We’re Different Parents Than We Thought We’d Be

    I don’t know about you, but I was a perfect parent – before I had kids. Suddenly I was holding this tiny baby and I was not the parent that I thought I’d be. Oh, sure, I had amazing intentions. In fact, I wasn’t yet aware that I was not even close to a perfect […] More

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    10 Jobs You Didn’t Realize You Had as a Mother

    Referee and personal bathroom attendant: These are the two job titles I feel I work hardest at and do the most of in my household. Ironically, I am not trained as either (do bathroom attendants receive training?). I’m trained (educated) in the world of finance and English (creative writing was always my favorite) yet I […] More

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    The Different Types of People You’ll Meet at the PTA

    If never you’ve been to a PTA meeting, please allow me to encourage that you do try to attend at least one. Not because it’s even remotely exciting, or because you want to be involved in yet another organization for which you haven’t the time to commit, but because it’s just a circus. I say […] More

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    An Open Letter to the Parent That Brings Their Sick Child To School

    Dear Parents that Send Sick Kids to School/Practice/Games/Birthday Parties, I hate you. No, really; I actually hate you. I don’t like hate – I say it as a way of expressing myself, but hate – to me – feels like such a wasted emotion. I dislike a lot of things and a lot of people […] More

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    10 of the Most Cryptic Things Parents Say

    I honestly have no idea what I’m talking about half the time when I’m speaking to my kids. They’re asking these difficult questions, maybe behaving like little monsters or even just talking to me in a way that leaves me unsure exactly what’s going on. That’s when I realize that kids are confusing, kind of […] More

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    Lies We Tell Our Children and Don’t Feel Badly About

    Honesty is the best policy; unless you live with kids. In that case, honesty is not always the best policy (well, honey, I think it would be a lovely idea for you to go to VPK tomorrow and tell all your friends exactly how babies end up in mommy’s bellies so daddy and I are […] More

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