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Ever wonder what it’s like to be me? Probably not, but just in case you have . . . It’s looking at my husband and wondering whether he would or should find another woman once I’m gone. We’ve been together … Continue reading →

If anyone looked at my Facebook page during the month of October, they would have been “bashed over the head” (as some have accused) by a daily fact about the horror that is Metastatic Breast Cancer. October is covered in … Continue reading →

Let’s face it. As much as we are constantly on our kids to tell the truth, not lie and always be honest, we moms tell a lot of fibs. Yes, of course there’s a tooth fairy. No, there aren’t any … Continue reading →

Those of us who are around our mid-40’s like I am probably remember a Nike commercial from the mid-1990’s starring Charles Barkley in which he announced, without shame, “I am not a role model.” Now, I’m more of a football … Continue reading →

As a parent, I’ve never been a big fan of the end of the school year. Actually, it’s the last two months of school that set my teeth on edge. And it’s not just the impending school vacation where I … Continue reading →

In the immortal words of Tammy Wynette, sometimes it’s hard to be a woman. Just don’t waste your time trying to explain that to a 10.5 year old on the cusp of puberty. Oh, my girl is a hormone machine. … Continue reading →

I haven’t written in a while. I’ve tried. I really have. I’ve spent countless minutes sitting in front of a blank page, willing the words to come to help me deal with the cluster that is life with Stage 4 … Continue reading →

It is the first weekend of October, also known as Breast Cancer Awareness month. A few years ago, when I was still in the midst of active treatment, my older son started playing tackle football. During the month of October, … Continue reading →

I like to talk. A lot. In school, there was more than one occasion where I had to change desks because I was too chatty with my neighbor. My husband and I can’t get through an entire television show without … Continue reading →

We’ve all heard the stories. Or seen it played out on countless sitcoms. Pregnant mom and dad head to the hospital, convinced that baby’s arrival is imminent. They invite everyone they know – family, friends, co-workers, high school nemesis, Uber … Continue reading →