Heart-Centric Blogging
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“Why do we bother with Christmas Concerts anyway?” That’s my inner dialogue as I circled the blocks surrounding my kids’ school, finally finding a spot at least a 5 minute walk away, only to find myself elbowing my way through a sea of parents and grandparents, fighting toward the seats that my husband has saved [with huge difficulty, mind you,… Read More
Yesterday I crossed the street without a little hand holding mine. I wasn’t alone. I had my son walking right beside me, matching my every stride, explaining every facet of Minecraft (and I still don’t get it). He looked both ways, waited a few steps away from the roadway, pushed the button (only once, because he totally gets that whole ‘walk button’… Read More
Do you know what my favourite time of year was when I was a kid? Report cards. [Ugh, I know. I was and am a total school nerd.] Really though, I loved report card time. It was my time to shine. I wasn’t great at athletics even though I tried so hard, but I was excellent at academics and almost… Read More
When you become a mom, something happens that you don’t control or decide, it just happens. You put that little baby first, before anyone or anything else in your life. You forget about yourself, and the fact that you’re your own person with wants and needs and hopes and dreams. Before I had my son, I thought I knew exactly… Read More
Let’s get really real about parenting, shall we? “What is the worst part of parenting for you?” That’s the question I was recently asked and set out to answer. In this particular season of parenting, while my boys are 7 & 5 years old, it’s dealing with constant arguing. My kids argue with each other and with me about EVERYTHING…. Read More
I have a new love affair with podcasts. There, I said it. In fact, since becoming a mompreneur, I find myself more and more drawn to podcasts and often choose them as the background to a busy workday. I have always been a fan of listening to experts – ask my husband, I’m constantly putting on my earphones and listening… Read More