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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: August 2013
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Saturday, August 17, 2013. So Long Soccer Ball. If I have not mentioned it before, Noah is a little bit crazy. I suppose it is the typical third kid syndrome, but wow-he is just full of energy and opinions, much more than the other two. Maybe it is because we are older as he goes through the two-year old phase, but sometimes I just look at him and wonder what on earth possessed him to do what he just did. When I asked him what he did, he said, "The ball is in there! I got d...
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: September 2013
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Friday, September 27, 2013. The Kindness Of A Stranger. Not too long ago, I was at the store, buying groceries and wondering how on earth I was going to pay for them. I had my calculator in hand, keeping track to the cent so that I did not go over my little budget (can you tell it was right before payday? I went to the check-out, the cashier swiped it all and then it was time to pay. I opened my purse and realized that my wallet was not in there. It is hard to say whose jaw...
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: September 2014
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Thursday, September 11, 2014. Noah is now in preschool five mornings a week. Everyone told me that I would feel sad and would cry at the first drop off. Um, I must be an awful mom considering I have yet to feel sad or cry. Instead, I have felt freedom. Sure-does not matter because I am not pushing a huge cart that has a car at the front, that takes out customers left and right. As someone who works from home, I am able to call customers and team members without a little (an...
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: June 2013
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Saturday, June 8, 2013. Our family has gold passes to King's Island. For the non-Cincinnati folks, KI is an amusement park, which is conveniently 20 minutes from our house. The beauty of these passes is being able to go over for a couple of hours, ride a few rides and head home for my-I mean Noah's-nap time. While everyone was still in school, I took Noah for his first trip of the season. He had a blast. Sure, the rides were fun. But, his favorite thing to do?
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: Drunk Noah
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Tuesday, April 7, 2015. Why do my boys have pooping issues? Caleb has definitely had his issues in the past and now it is Noah's turn. He usually does okay if he stays on Miralax, but, like any "oops, we were too busy to remember" family, if he happened to miss a day or two, he would immediately stop going. I have no idea why. How can one hold in poop and be happy about it? They gave him some medicine to help him relax. And would need me for balance. At one point, I wou...
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: January 2015
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. The Absence Of Molly. If you know our family well, you know our dog, Molly. For those who do not know her story, she was found in a neighborhood about 15 minutes from our house in October 2013. A friend of a friend of a friend found her and thanks to the wonder of social media, we found out about her and took her in. No one told me how hard this would be. No worries, because even though she had "lots of interest," she came back home to us that day.
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: The Freedom
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Thursday, September 11, 2014. Noah is now in preschool five mornings a week. Everyone told me that I would feel sad and would cry at the first drop off. Um, I must be an awful mom considering I have yet to feel sad or cry. Instead, I have felt freedom. Sure-does not matter because I am not pushing a huge cart that has a car at the front, that takes out customers left and right. As someone who works from home, I am able to call customers and team members without a little (an...
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: The Absence Of Molly
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. The Absence Of Molly. If you know our family well, you know our dog, Molly. For those who do not know her story, she was found in a neighborhood about 15 minutes from our house in October 2013. A friend of a friend of a friend found her and thanks to the wonder of social media, we found out about her and took her in. No one told me how hard this would be. No worries, because even though she had "lots of interest," she came back home to us that day.
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom: February 2014
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Tales from a Stay at Home Mom. Thursday, February 20, 2014. My kids had an assignment for school to give a speech. They had to pick either a poem or a Bible passage (both from a page of suggestions to pick from), memorize it and then present it to their class. After that, each class would select two students for a Bible verse and two students for a poem to go to the speech meet that our school hosts next month. The day of the speech, he wanted to get up early to practice (I don't blame him-I wake up earl...
