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We work a nine to five stable job, which provides life insurance, health insurance, dental, 401K, vacation time and sick leave. Whew. We need all that “stuff” to care for our children. It’s like a survival kit, and without it, we may just … Read More »
Sometimes it feels as though it’s all up hill. We are constantly going against the grain of “something”, especially, during the school year. The hustle and bustle can ware us out to the point of dampening our spirit. There is much to keep … Read More »
Have you ever felt like collapsing from sheer exhaustion? Have you ever felt pummeled by harsh, unsolicited, opinions? Well, I have. There are occasions when I feel like I could just lie down and give up. There are times when all my might … Read More »
“Mommy, why won’t daddy answer my phone calls or call me back?” was my son’s question – at the age of six- after the umpteenth time of trying to get in touch with his dad. How do you answer that question? Honestly, is how I tried, “I … Read More »
“I love my new laptop.” “Hit me on my cell.” “You should download this song on your IPod.” Does this sound like adults? Yes it does; however, I’m mocking 8, 9, 10 and 11 year olds. Yes, children that young have their own … Read More »
Doctor, lawyer, entrepreneur; Butcher, baker, candlestick maker… we just don’t know. We just don’t know what our children may grow up to become, but we MUST give them a fighting chance out of the gate. I must admit that my son makes it … Read More »
It’s 4:15 a.m., the alarm goes off, and I’m up and running. We get dressed and hurry out the door for our one hour drive to school and work. Not much time to think of my needs. I drop my son off and head to work. The hustle and bustle of … Read More »
What should I make for dinner tonight? What daycare should my child attend? What school should my son attend? Should I let my daughter attend the spring dance? Should I really purchase a new car right now? Should I purchase this particular … Read More »
In the matter of money, the thing I’ve learned most, is that money matters. I use to think that a penny was just a penny and a dime was just a dime. I use to reason, “Oh, it’s just five bucks; I can spend it on a coffee.” I use to think … Read More »
I was so happy to be receiving my “free” washer and dryer from my daughter, who could not use them in her apartment – God does bless! That meant I didn’t have to pack up my car and head to the Laundromat with my son anymore. It also meant … Read More »
Pep Stephen, I Live with My Mom is based on a true story. The first book is an introduction of an eight year old boy who lives in a single parent home. He is of ethnic descent, African-American and Portuguese. Although he is not raised in a typical … Read More »
Exercise does not have to take a back seat for single moms. They are tired by the end of the day, do not have time and in most cases cannot spare the money to join a gym. The problem here is no matter how much they try and shelf it, exercise is an … Read More »
