Nothing is Safe From the Readers…
| May 18, 2012 | Filled under Great Gabby |
I was raised by a mommy blogger This blog post was written by Gabby, it’s her first blog post – her premiere, and as an aspiring writer, she’s thrilled to share it with you. Being the daughter of a blogger is not always easy. My mom is an observer for the details. The placement of the pillow, the color of the stain, the location that I just happen to whack my sister. Mom has eagle… Read It
Didn’t get that memo…
| May 17, 2012 | Featured Posts, Great Gabby, Parenting Fail |
If only our teens warned us before the next heartbreaking milestone I’ve never really been able to find a clear line between childhood and teenage years. It’s more of a blurry smear of Mommy’s baby meets snoddy attitude. If I stop for just a minute and take it all in as it’s happening, I can recognize the subtle changes that are taking place before me. She plays on Facebook more than Webkinz She wears light… Read It
Wordless Wednesday {linky} The changes of a Year
| May 15, 2012 | Great Gabby, Wordless Wednesdays |
We found Gabby’s star on the wall again this year and had her photo made by it – when I got home and loaded it on the screen I noted how much different she looked than the last photo I remember taking of her last year. One year can hold a lot of changes – these kids refuse to stop growing up. Hey Link up – but Like Momwich on Facebook because we’re running… Read It
Brain Surgery Complete
| May 13, 2012 | Bald Lover, Brain Surgery |
Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy I want really desperately to write in words what this brain surgery journey was like – – for my facebook friends, they probably read more about it than they ever cared to know. Bald lover was kind enough to allow me to take photos at his lowest points because I’m a writer. I’m supposed to WRITE about this. I just don’t have any words for it – it was emotionally draining, overwhelming,… Read It
There’s only one thing left to do…
| May 9, 2012 | Bald Lover, Brain Surgery |
Clean house Laundry Get Dog Food Make spare keys Put bills on auto-pay Gas up car Make arrangements for kids Put up guest beds Wash guest bedding Alarm codes Buy magazines Envelope with $1 bills for vend machines Phone number list Pack bag with 2 changes of clothes Buy yoga pants Call girls schools Pre admit Grocery store Have brain surgery There’s only one thing left to do. You might hear a lot from… Read It
Interview with Momwich
| May 8, 2012 | I used to be Popular |
Really excited to have this interview with iblog4.me – go check it out http://iblog4.me/2012/05/interview-with-momwich/ Read It
Wordless Wednesday – Happenings with those I love
| May 8, 2012 | Wordless Wednesdays |
You know, life changes – and it changes fast, in a blink these days are gone – so just for now, for this very week, here are photos of the family just being normal – no special events or fancy frills – just normal life. Read It
No Mother’s Day
| May 7, 2012 | Filled under How I remember it, anyway |
This Mother’s Day Instead of updating my facebook, my twitter, and my pinterest Instead of chatting on my blog, or sending an email. I will be completely silent. I will not accept gifts, I will completely disapear. Because I almost died in child birth, and through that, I’ve met so many amazing women who went on to die due to complications from child birth – and women who almost died. And women who, like me,… Read It
My Buttocks is relaxed
| May 7, 2012 | Filled under Great Gabby, In all her Gracefullness, Parenting Fail |
Meditating with teens I love guided meditation and visualization. Back in 2006 when my panic attacks (caused by the stress of heart failure) were getting the better of me, guided meditation was one of the best and easiest cures. In fact, many days when I came home from one of my many jobs and felt the heap of fear buried within my chest – all the things that needed done – that I was only half assing,… Read It
The Epitome of Richness
| May 3, 2012 | Filled under Great Gabby, Parenting Fail |
I’ll do anything to get my teens attention We constantly try to find activities that our teenie daughters will participate in with us – the list is short. They are pretty independent and really don’t care to spend too much time entertaining their old and feeble parents. Whatever. But I think we finally nailed it. It all started with a carafe that we purchased at Pier One a couple weeks ago. I’d wanted one forever because… Read It
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