Jan Udlock
And the winner is…and other tidbits.
I’m pleased to announce the winner of Literary Ladies (see sidebar for link) is Liz Sheffield. And I’m also late in announcing the winner of the DaySpring $20 coupon is Anita Stinde. Congratulations! You will enjoy them! I also want to share that I’ve become an Amazon affiliate which means if you click on the […]
Stop Tanning!
I had plans for a different post today but I felt I needed to share this video. It’s quick and easy to watch. Please share it with any young person who spends time out in the sun. As a kid, I spent hours in the hot California sun lathered in baby oil. This weekend my […]
Classic Authors on Motherhood and the Juggling Act, Part 2; Book Giveaway
If you missed yesterday’s post, here is Part 1. Stowe was devastated when her toddler son died of cholera, but later, she claimed that the loss helped her empathize with slave mothers whose children were auctioned off: “I wrote what I did because as a woman, as a mother, I was oppressed and broken-hearted with […]
Guest Post: Classic Authors on Motherhood and the Juggling Act
I am thrilled to have Nava Atlas, author of The Literary Ladies Guide to the Writing Life guest blog today. She has such valuable information that she will be back tomorrow with Part 2, and we’ll have a giveaway of her beautiful book tomorrow. When discussing the challenges faced by women authors of the past […]
Gone Shopping…
Hi Dear Readers, I want to take this opportunity to thank you for reading AND commenting on my blog. Every once in a while, I get overwhelmed with such gratefulness for my bloggy friends. So I’m sending you a cyber hug. 😮 My mom is coming to visit for a few days so I’ll be […]
Guest Post – Emotional Edge, Part 2
It’s my pleasure again to have Trish Rohani, MA MFT back for part 2 of giving your child the emotional edge. If you missed this terrific post, please read part I first. Here they are, those practical ideas I promised for giving your children an emotional edge in life. When reading a story with your […]
Bring Back the Art of Sending Cards
In our tech-drenched world, it’s so easy to become distant from our friends and even our own family. I often forward certain emails to my hubby’s email, just in case I forget to talk to him about some issue. That’s why we should bring back sending cards to each other. Doesn’t every mom love the […]
Do You Send Cards? Please Come By Tomorrow…
Do you send cards? Do you like to encourage your friends? I’m so excited about my giveaway tomorrow that I had to write this teaser today. Have a restful, quiet, sunny day. Hugs…
I’m Not a Fun Mom
Okay, I admit it, “I’m not a fun mom.” I think of a fun mom as the mom who takes their kids out to the park or to the beach and plays with them. Some of it was because with having five kids, I expected them to play with each other which they did. I […]
Imp3rfect Mom in the News
One thing I’ve recently learned about blogging is it’s about community. I can’t just blog and expect others to come in droves. Daily time set aside to read other blogs and leave comments is an necessary aspect of community. Blogging is about conversation. Remember when your mom said, “It’s nice to share.” Here are a […]
