How to Use My Astoundingly Simple Method to Care for Sick Kids
July 25, 2021As we move ourselves out of pandemic isolation and back into all our real-world spaces, the inevitable happened – we have three sick kids! I knew this was going to happen. I fear the little man will be sick for his entire First Grade year. How can he not? He endured virtual preschool and kindergarten. He learned enough, but it did nothing for his immune system against real world viruses. This weekend I dusted off my go-to method for treating the everyday viruses that ail us and will now share it with you. We all need to prepare for our…
How to Redefine the Achievable Meaning of Enough
Life is a complicated arrangement of thing to do, places to go, and people to care for. Do you ever question if what you are doing is enough? I do! All. The. Time. To combat these feelings, I made ENOUGH…
5 Editing Tools to Improve The Power of Your Writing
Writing starts with an idea, but Strong Editing is Key to Effective Writing. Frantz Fanon said “everything can be understood by the people, on the single condition that you want them to understand.” Writing effectively is an exercise…
I Am a Momma, I Love Being a Mom, But We Can Skip Mother’s Day
I woke up this morning and made the realization I have NO IDEA when Mother’s Day is. NONE! It is in May. I know that. Always on a Sunday, okay I know that one too. But which Sunday in May,…
Ideal You: 40 Days of Losing to Gain Something Better
One day I woke up and said enough is enough. None of my clothes fit. I feel tired and gross. I’ve tried all the normal things for weight loss for going on three years. What else is out there? I…
The Essential Way to Conquer Fear with the Exceptional Power of Faith
It’s happening again. We have a situation, I have no control, and I am scared out of my mind. Fear and Faith can not occupy the same space, but we must take practical steps in order to move from the…
3 Simple Kitchen Tricks to Cut Calories Not Taste
So you want to cut some calories, but have no interest in eating bland food that resembles cardboard. Me too! I am here to tell you it is possible to cut calories without removing all the tasty goodness from your…
Stuffed Cabbage Soup – Simple Comfort in a Bowl
As a good Polish girl, I love the flavors in stuffed cabbage rolls. But truth be told, I am not a huge fan of the roll itself. To fix this small snafu, I created stuffed cabbage soup. All the delicious,…
How Faith Moves Through the Many Phases of Loss and Grief
Contemplation on the evolution and existence of my faith is not something new. I always considered faith a journey, with the expectation that it would move through high and low points. In my current stage of the journey, I meditate…
How an Empathy Upgrade is a Valuable Parenting Skill
I am a mom of three amazing children. They are creative, intelligent, loving, and fun. They are also sensitive, loud, obnoxious, and demanding. As a parent, I walk a tight rope as I manage rules, emotions, and the ins and…
Split Pea Soup a Comfy Cozy Dinner Option
It is winter and I require all things cozy around my house. One of my favorite cozy comfort food is homemade soup. Split Pea soup is one of my favorites and definitely meats the comfy, cozy bench mark. Here is…
