I speak my mind honestly and boldly at times. It is also known that I am giving and compassionate. As I sat reading blogs, forum post and generally just hanging out online I seen a lot of things mentioning being positive and focusing on the positive. I couldn’t agree more, even though there are going to be days that seem to rip away any hope for a light to penetrate, you can always
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I speak my mind honestly and boldly at times. It is also known that I am giving and compassionate. As I sat reading blogs, forum post and generally just hanging out online I seen a lot of things mentioning being positive and focusing on the positive. I couldn’t agree more, even though there are going to be days that seem to rip away any hope for a light to penetrate, you can always
I have seen quite a few pleas going across the social sites I visit to sponsor people for this conference or that conference, which got me to thinking. I am wondering what this is portraying about us work at home moms…seriously folks! While marketing ourselves is it smart to start asking (I will stop short of using the word begging although it is pretty damn close) for sponsorships?
Not because of the new year, I don’t make resolutions…If you haven’t done it yet making a resolution will not enforce it to be done either. The timing however to finally get my ass in gear and back to a healthy lifestyle is NOW. I have used the excuse of moving, of my chaotic year on why I have taken up bad eating habits and lack of exercise. When I made the decision in 2004 to shed
I find the impact of the internet, the friendships we make with people we don’t physically get to see, the bonds we create with one another make the experience of being a work at home mom like nothing else. It comes with prices though, where we grasp on and seek the shelter and support we desperately need in hard times brings out some mean, self indulged people who’s bottom line is all
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