Email. It’s the leash that ties me to…everything and everyone. I have two main accounts. One is for work and one is personal. I keep them separate. Having unread emails is a source of anxiety to me. Seeing that little red bubble on my phone sends me into a panic. I just cannot deal. I move my work email to the last page of my phone and turn off notifications for the weekend. Seeing those emails come in would just ruin me.
Continue readingSOL25: 12 best mom ever
Yesterday I wrote about why I’m an asshole parent. I promise you…I am not. Kids can just be so unreasonable!
Today I thought I would share why my kids think I’m the best mom ever…sometimes.
SOL25: 11 a$$h0!e parent
Almost every year I dedicate one post to why I am an asshole parent. These have been accumulated over the last week or so.
I give you 2025’s episode.
Continue readingSOL25: 10 mantra Monday
Changing your mindset is SO difficult to do. We talk about it in schools a lot. Is a student attention seeking or are they connection seeking? Same thing but different mindset.
Continue readingSOL25: 9 Blue & Gold
Today we celebrated George’s Boy Scout Blue & Gold Dinner. Like last year, Regular Grandpa and Great Grandpa joined us. And although no one was sick this year, everyone was exhausted from the Daylight Savings Time transition and too much fun at their sleepovers last night.
Continue readingSOL25: 8 cookie time
Any other Girl Scout parents out there? Anyone knee deep in cookie boxes, delivery bags, and booths? It’s…a lot
Continue readingSOL25: 7 five things Friday
Borrowing and adapting from A Slice Of Lisa’s 3 Things format.
May I present, in no particular order…5 things that will bring a smile to my face…
Continue readingSOL25: 6 meet Chippy
Some kids have imaginary friends. Others name their stuffies and have tea parties with them. One day before Christmas my kid put on his elf PJs and developed a complete split personality.
Continue readingSOL25: 5 what if…
I was having a hard time coming up with a topic for today. Having spent the morning at a round table discussion about the use of AI in schools to benefit teachers, staff, and students, I decided to see what ChatGPT had to offer in the way of topics.
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THUMP
Little feet hit the floor in the room down the hall. The rain is falling softly outside my window. Plip plop. It’ll only be a few seconds before he’s here. A decision needs to be made.
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Karyn In The Kitchen 