I blog about what's on my mind at the moment--getting my children to turn off the TV and get out the playdough, a good pot of soup, my latest sewing project, or how my two year-old pulled my knitting off its needles while my four year-old was wrapping presents in her room with my roll of aluminum foil...you just never know.
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Tired of working her tail off for a big corporation, Cheryl decided to follow her life-long dream and ventured out on her own and created Cherella, an inspiring line of clothing for women.
Last night I did what I ordinarily do around eleven o’clock. I shut down my laptop computer and put it away, then closed the book I was reading and set it on the lamp stand next to the sofa. I brought my water glass and my wine glass into the kitchen and put them in the dishwasher. While my husband went outside to smoke his last cigarette for the evening, I climbed the stairs and readied myself for bed.
A lifelong passion for photography came into focus for Jackelin when the birth of her first child inspired her to build a business that caters to capturing the most dynamic subjects of all – children.
When March hits and I’ve had it with Winter, the first thing I reach for is a bottle of bright nail polish to paint my toes. Sometimes I’m even so sick of covering up that I pull out the open-toed shoes when the slush is still four inches deep--like I can change the weather with the Force of Footwear.
It’s only February, but already my kids have lost their gloves. Not only the ones I bought for them this year, but their gloves from last year too, as well as all the mismatched pairs of mittens I’ve dug out of the basement for them and the gloves they “borrowed” from the school’s lost and found.
This Thanksgiving, I am thankful for all the lessons my parents taught me. I am grateful because those lessons are now all I have. I don’t get any new advice.
It’s hard to believe that best selling author, Muffy Mead-Ferro ever considered her dream to be an author “impossible”. Take a peek into her path to becoming the champion of the “Slacker Mom” and TodaysMama columnist in our latest Dream Big profile.
