Category Archives: motherhood

After the Rain

Three ladies dressed and out the door and it’s not even 9 o’clock? Accessorized and even make-up on mommy, now that’s a big shock! To the store, list in hand, a routine trip filled with surprise, Giggles and squeals, lots of great deals, too quickly came the demise.  Meals and naps went smoothly without a… Continue Reading

Looks can be deceiving

Don’t let this innocent face fool you.. Soon after I snapped this shot, she decided to poop in the tub. That’s right, I was quickly holding her with one arm trying to keep her from picking up her feces which she was fascinated with, while scooping it into the toilet with the other, while draining… Continue Reading

Tired

Warning: This is not my typical upbeat, cheerful post so if you are looking for something positive to start your week off, you probably want to stop reading now.  (But as a combo family scrapbook and personal diary, this is my free therapy to help me, coupled with prayer, gain some peace of mind and… Continue Reading

Absence makes the heart grow fonder

Today is Thursday.  That means a certain Spicy princess willingly and excitedly gets whisked away by her fairy godmother (aka, Mimi) chauffeuring her in her special pumpkin carriage Navigator ride with personal flat screen and all. That means she gets to burn off some energy twirling and hopping and gets spoiled with one on one… Continue Reading

A momentous week

This was a big week for Miss Spicy (ok, and mommy too). Not only were we adjusting our sleep patterns from the vacation family schedule where we all stayed up far too late and sleeping in far too late, Alizea has embarked on many ‘firsts’ this week! Monday:  Her 1st shower with mommy (that is… Continue Reading

Reasons

Reasons why today was a Terrrific Tuesday! A surprise visit from my mom. Any amount of time with my mom is cherished and just plain enjoyable. But the unexpected ones are so special. I just adore the opportunity to be with her as we share our common blessing to be able to work from our homes… Continue Reading