Let’s face it – these kids were not born with a owner’s manual to tell you how to fix a broken heart, or deal with attitude. Parenting is hard work, and not for the faint of heart.
No matter what you might be facing, if we’ve been through it, you will find our thoughts on the matter or tips from the experts (because we were too busy hiding in the closet with the chocolate and the wine to deal).
I know there are more times than not when I probably come across as the type of mother who just hates little crumb snatchers in general, barely tolerates her own, and does not do a [read more]
They are not going to make it through the summer – and they are not even out of school yet. Still have one more week of school to go, they get out next Friday. [read more]
I have never truly been able to understand what it is like to be the youngest child as I am the oldest in my family of siblings. I have a brother who is three years [read more]
(I know you are wondering just how many posts I plan on making today…I promise this is the last one, for now!) The Demon Squad came home from school today and went right into the [read more]
Yesterday afternoon was “exciting” to say the least. I ran around like a chicken with my head cut off, attempting to accomplish the remainder of my to-do list posted here. I actually did accomplish everything [read more]
Becoming a mother is one of the most amazing things in the world. My reflections on raising my own children. Original poem by Kimberly Miller. [read more]
I raised a daughter with minimal issues. When my first son was born, and then my second three years later – I quickly realized just how clueless I was to deal with puberty in adolescent boys. This is for the rest of the clueless moms out there. [read more]
An update as to how the Mom Is On Strike campaign is going. I think they are getting the hint. [read more]
Life in a House, All Rights Reserved, ©2004-2022