When I was about 16 years old, I was obsessed with Hello Kitty products, and I got this small metal box with the frog {I believe his name was Keroppi} on it. Inside the box, I placed little diaries I had filled with all of my thoughts and memories throughout my teens. I used to also jot random thoughts down…
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We recently went on a trip to Atlanta, Georgia for the kids’ birthday, and before returning home, we visited a few vintage stores. I found the most comfortable peasant skirt for just $8. It’s color-blocked, five colors, and looks great with tank tops and graphic tees. I like it so much, I thought, why not have two cute peasant skirts?…
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#advertisement I received compensation from Dr. Scholl’s® to write this post. All opinions are entirely my own. #CustomFitRelief #DrScholls After MontrealMovers moved our things into a new home in a new town in June, I began my new job in August. This job for the School Board of Alachua County is similar to what I was doing in my previous…
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This is a sponsored post on behalf of Bloggin’ Mamas & the Florida Prepaid College Board. All opinions expressed are my own. I attended the University of Florida from Summer 1997 through Fall 2002. In that time, I completed the PROTEACH program: It is a 5-year Bachelor’s and Master’s program in the College of Education. I always loved the weather in Gainesville…
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Want to know how to end someone else’s grieving? YOU DON’T It is NEVER your responsibility to tell a person how or when or to what extent he/she should grieve. Grieving is a journey. It’s something that can begin at illness, moments before a person dies, at the funeral services or even years after a person dies. It’s something that…
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