Date nights are hard to come by when you are working parents of three less-than-independent kids. We rarely get them. However, we really try to carve time every now and then to spend some QT without our three pack in tow.
Continue reading7 SOL 26: Rainbows
I have this thing about rainbows. I always seem to see them when I’m just having…a day. Maybe it is because they arrive after a storm and those will always put me in a foul mood. Or maybe it is because they just appear when I’m feeling a little down. Who knows.
Continue reading6 SOL 26: Thankful Friday
Each Friday, I am hoping to list some things I am thankful for from throughout the week. So today it begins.
5 SOL 26: 5 Things You Should Know About Me
Inspired by Slice of Lisa’s 3 Things post structure from last year, I am going to write 5 Things lists on each of the days with 5 in them. Today I’m going to start with: 5 Things You Need to Know About Me.
4 SOL 26: Her Crowning Glory
She was born with a thick head of dark hair. It only got lighter and thicker from there. She never had that time when it fell out like happens with a lot of babies. She never even really had that “baby” kind of hair. You know what I mean? This wispy flyaway pieces. It’s always been like a big kid hair.
Continue reading3 SOL 26: Collectors
Our public library is pretty awesome. I mean—I haven’t been to any library that wasn’t amazing, but ours is especially great. The only thing that would make it better would be to mediate the parking situation.
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2 SOL 26: Family Movie Nights
My kids are homebodies by nature. They like to hang in the basement playing video games or invent some new silly trick that involves a lot of creeping around on their bellies while sneaking up on daddy to tap his head. This one is called Daddy Don’t See Me.
Continue reading1 SOL 26: Oh. Hello Again
It’s been a long while since I checked in with my fellow slicers. Every year I say I’m going to keep up with Tuesday slicing. I think about you all each week as I get THE email from Two Writing Teachers. I almost always plan to login and put a slice out into the world [wide web]. Yet life usually derails my plans and something else takes priority.
Continue readingSlice of Life: another last first
It’s mid-late August and all the teachers have been prepping their rooms for weeks. When I was a classroom teacher, it was about this time every year when I would start having nightmares about students’ desk tags having misspellings. I would also develop an eye twitch that would last until nearly Columbus Day.
Continue readingSlice of Life Tuesday: unsocial media
I’ve got a problem. I think probably most of us do. I am a chronic doom scroller. I cannot tell you how many times I pick up my phone to intentionally send a text or check the weather only to find myself 6 episodes deep in the Shawna-verse.
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Karyn In The Kitchen 