Showing posts with label Motherhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motherhood. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
The Dreaded Diet: The Start of the Second Month
Ok....so the scale is broke....so for now, we shall go on inches! Sadly, I did not measure my waist before I started. So this is somewhat of another start. I measured around the largest part of my stomach.....54 inches. :( Maybe now that I have this number, I can become more motivated! It's tough! My 9 month old still has his sleepless nights, and not to mention his sleepless days. It is exhausting trying to keep up with my 2 young children! Maybe I should learn how to brew a cup of joe! Yes, sadly I can brulee an custard and make coq au vin perfectly, but I can't make a cup of coffee! We have eneterd mowing season! I have taken this duty from my hubby in an attempt to shed more inches! Speaking of which, it is in the 80's today, and the grass is long, so I think I will get to that now!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Parent Teacher Conferences
Last night we had our parent teacher conference with our daughter's teacher. The evening consisted of the teacher telling us how smart, independent, and determined our little girl is. She is in kindergarten, but in writing, reading, and math, she is at the first grade level. Reading with your child every night and answering their completely random questions is important to their development. Every child deserves to start school on the right foot. Why not give them a head start. When your little one asks you to spell 200 words during the drive to the grocery store, she's not doing it just to be funny. Humor her, tell her how words are spelled, and then help her sound them out. Just by doing smalls things such as that, you will be giving your child one of the greatest gifts, a head start to their academic future. Just remember, one day, you'll have to rely on your children to help you!
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
About me...
Before I get too far, I find it may be necessary to tell you a little bit about me. I am a wife and stay at home mother of two. My Daughter Sophie is going to be six this month and my son Austin was born this August. My husband and I purchased out first home this June. We found a foreclosed home that was being sold for less than half it's appraised value. The general condition of the house was great, just a whole lot of cleaning. I grew up in a household that was well below the poverty line. A lot of my money savings tricks and cheap meal ideas I learned from my mother. She had to put together meals for our family of six with only a few dollars in her pocket, organize her priorities, and learn how to use sales in conjunction with coupons in order to get the most for your money. My husband and I are young, 23 and 24. So we are learning from our mistakes, and making things up as we go. This is going to be one heck of a journey, and I plan on sharing my secrets, tools, and tips.
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