We joked about our differences. Often times, bickered too. As adult women, Mother and Daughter couldn’t have appeared to be more different. “You’re just like your... Read more >>

This is about a journey that I went on a little over three years ago. My mom who was my best friend, my mentor, and my hero was diagnosed with colon cancer six years ago. The day we found out... Read more >>

Not being sure where I want to start this, I will say that I lost my Mom back in April of this year. She was ninety-two, however, I was not expecting her to pass away and I don’t think she was... Read more >>

If one millions moms took better care of themselves in 2011, the world would be a much better place. Their stress would be reduced, which would mean that they wouldn’t snap at their children and... Read more >>

I never thought that I would end up this way. I have a lot of free time when I reached forty. I spent the last nth years working and taking care of kids that I never have time even to comb my hair.... Read more >>

“I know you don’t live here ’cause that dog’s too big.” I just got in trouble for walking my dog, Jayla, a Rhodesian Ridgeback, on the streets of a senior living... Read more >>

Always wear clean underwear. Never touch a hot stove. Obey the speed limit at the end of the month. Let the baby cry it out. Moms give us a lot of good advice for living honest and productive lives,... Join this chit chat >>

Forget the time old idea of Mom and apple pie … today’s mother, as you surely know, is not only bringing home the bacon and frying it up in a pan, but also volunteering for the school... Read more >>

I promise to smile acceptingly when I’m dining with someone who requests a salad, no croutons, and dressing on the side (instead of fries to go with their turkey club). I promise to bite my... Read more >>

For me the month of December is a bittersweet month. Clearly it is supposed to be a month of anticipation as vision of sugarplums and all that jazz dance in my head. In many ways the month... Read more >>