The quarantine has given us an opportunity to find out what we're made of and who we really are. Apparently, I'm made of marshmallow and I am really much weirder than previously thought. I feel bad for anyone who has to go through my YouTube history. Between Dr. Pimple Popper, Brad Mondo, Jenna Moreci, and... Continue Reading →
Camp Nanowrimo Day 7: Try a New Recipe
What the hell is the deal with quarantine and cooking? Like, it's bad enough I'm working from home and hit the quarantine fifteen a month ago. But I guess with people unable to get to restaurants it makes sense. Have you seen thr rise of sourdough? It's incredible. People are taking online cooking classes and... Continue Reading →
Camp Nanowrimo Day 3: Read a book
Who knew all these years I was indulging in self care? I was ahead of the times, let me tell you. How many kids do you know that were excited to get books for their birthdays and Christmas? I am constantly with a book as a companion. I think I carried Stephen King's Eyes of... Continue Reading →
Camp Nanowrimo Day 2: Social distancing
Could you imagine a more amazing idea for an introvert than social distancing? Like, I don't have to make excuses now. Can we come over? Sorry, social distancing. It's lily's birthday party at 3. Sorry, social distancing. Fourth of July family barbecue. Sorry, social distancing. It's literally the best thing ever. For me at least.... Continue Reading →
Quarantine Summer Bucket List FREE PRINTABLE
We live in weird times. Kids haven't been in school since Spring Break. People wear masks. My new favorite perfume is Purel. Things are weird. You're standard operating summer bucket list will not do this year. Bbqs and swim parties are out. Social distancing and take out is in. So, I made a a printable... Continue Reading →
Excerpt from “Platitudes of Gratitude. ” Homeschooling.
What about homeschooling am I grateful for? Homeschooling was a completely foreign concept to me when I lived in Philly. I never even heard of it until I moved to Missouri. There were only two options when it came to school that I knew of: public and private. When I moved out to Springfield I... Continue Reading →
Working From Home Tips
For a few of us, this pandemic means remote working. Working from home sounds amazing. But, it can be tricky and east to slide into some not healthy patterns. Here are a few ideas to help keep your sanity during isolation. 1. Stick to your normal routine as much as you can. I know you're... Continue Reading →
The Glorious Train Wreck Mom 