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Archive for May, 2011

Summerland.

Every so often, a day arrives that takes you to a magical land. A land where the temperature soars into the 80′s but doesn’t feel unbearably hot. A land where the skies are a beautiful shade of aquamarine and the birds chirp in melodious cadence. A land where scraped knees are ignored in favor of [...]

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A few other bloggers that I follow have been sharing what their kids are reading, so I thought I’d give it a go as well! I have a strange obsession with kids’ books, and it’s always fun for me to talk about/find new books for my girls to read. First up is Duck & Goose [...]

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Facing The Enemy

As my family has been embarking on a serious medical/emotional roller coaster, I’ve been learning life lessons left and right. 4 weeks ago, I wouldn’t have been able to tell you what Cholecarcinoma is. 4 weeks ago, I wouldn’t have ever suspected that something as “routine” as a gallbladder removal could turn into the defining [...]

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<—This is what I felt like when I took a good look at our finances this morning. Seriously, I was shocked. With everything that’s been going on around here, we’ve found ourselves running on empty, wasting lots of food, dining out too often, and generally overspending. Because of unplanned driving, our gas budget is out [...]

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This is the first time we’ve ever lived in a single family home, which means it’s the first time we’ve ever had a yard to landscape. Usually I’m not really into gardening things because I’m allergic to, oh, everything… but a good dose of Benadryl later, I decided to take my chances. Starting  small was [...]

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There are days when I am a frustrated, irritated, exhausted mother. There are days that make me question why anyone has kids or if I’m good enough to have the kids I have. But most days, I’m a confident, loving, firm yet gentle mother who has learned to be all of these things from my [...]

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From The Sidelines

The first time I distinctly remember hearing the word “cancer” was in 2nd grade. We were learning about zodiac signs and I found out that my birthday falls at the beginning of the cancer cycle, making me a crab. I thought it was an ugly word, and I certainly didn’t like having to say, “I’m [...]

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