Category Archives: motherhood

Double Playdate

Today we had a super exciting play date. It was “super exciting” because I always look so much forward to seeing and chatting with “Miss Juweeanna” (as Alizea calls her) and her red-head beauty, Elyse, and we were long overdue! I got up extra early to make our lunches so I could maximize the time… Continue Reading

As Many As We’re Given

So hands down, by far the most commonly asked question I have received (from friends and strangers alike) since the day my pregnancy with Alizea was known is “How many kids do you want?”  Initially, despite my convictions, my response was centered around  my desires, my dreams, my wishes for my ideal family size letting… Continue Reading

Adjusting

I was reminded late last night after being away from home for the past 4 days of something that I do not enjoy doing.  unpacking . Even though I left the house squeaky clean and not a dirty sock left behind and even though the house was in the same condition upon return (much appreciated,… Continue Reading

Mother’s Day 2010

The honoring and appreciating actually began on Friday when I received flowers hand delivered at home. Dean threw me off because I didn’t think they could or would be from him considering he could hand deliver them himself on Mother’s Day! Initially, I thought it was silly that he went through the effort (& extra… Continue Reading

TGIF!

Today was supposed to be a nice, relaxing ‘catch up’ day – after a quick trip away from home, I was in much need of some time to unload, unpack, wash, quality time with A after 2 days with Mimi, maybe a trio nap, etc. Well, after being up almost all night with an uncomfortable… Continue Reading

It’s Official (A Dream Come True)

Well, I did it. It’s official. I can now technically change my title from Boeing Business Analyst to President & CEO of Soto Enterprises, er SAHM (stay-at-home-mom) Doesn’t the former sound so much more glamorous? Anyway, I digress.  Today I placed the call I’ve been dreading ever since Dean and I decided we would do… Continue Reading