Category: Motherhood

It’s different isn’t it when all the structures that usually hold your days fall away!? It takes some resorting. It takes a lot of awkwardness.

You know from time to time I post on books that I love or that are rocking my world. Well I discovered one recently that is in the

Recently one of my Intuition University students asked me, “How do you talk about this stuff with your kids– do you make it magical, or regular?” She was

The title may be a bit misleading. While actually giving birth to my daughter I didn’t have a lot of time to ruminate on the finer points of

Lots of important things have happened to my husband and I on the 17th day of the month.  We got married.  And our son was born.  So when

Recently, I went on a 12 day trip to Paris.  Alone.  That’s right, mother of two young children me (ages 4 and 2 1/2) got on a plane

Ever since someone in her life has died, (I wrote about it here and here.) death and dying have become a regular part of conversations with my two-year-old

I still acutely remember an internal dialogue I had with myself the morning of the day my son was born. I had already been in full on labor

By some stroke of magic this year my son did not notice that our strawberries were ripe until his last day of pre-school.  On the way home we

When I discovered this book I felt like I had HIT THE JACKPOT! Seriously, I understood more about my son and how to handle/manage/care for him after 30