Through ten years of marriage, our family has been on countless road trips. From camping in the Everglades to cruising around Portugal we’ve spent hours sitting in a car going from point A to point Read More …
Life is hard for Kerry Gruson. As a quadriplegic, she needs help doing most of the things you and I take for granted: from cooking to brushing her teeth. But it wasn’t always like that. Read More …
No relationship compares to that of parent and child. The Lebanese writer Kahlil Gibran, in his book The Prophet, wrote a poem/prose On Children, which you can read at the end of this post. In a nutshell, Read More …
I can’t say I am close to this family; but their ordeal could’ve been mine, or yours. Brianna, age seven, needs a heart transplant as was she diagnosed with a rare condition called restrictive cardiomyopathy. Read More …
I’m a facebook junkie. Though in my defense, I am a blogger and social media community manager so it comes with the territory. When a “real world” friend unfollows my TriathlonMami facebook page I notice but understand Read More …
Dreamer wants to be a spy when he grows up. He’d be a good one too. He owns all sorts of spy gear, and has watched Spy Kids so many times even I know it Read More …
For a moment I wondered if I was a good parent or part of a breed of guilt laden moms who overcompensate by letting their kids run wild. But then clarity hit me and I’m Read More …
I’m in la-la land. I must have been a fabulous person in a past life or something because I know I haven’t really done anything to deserve this summer. WOW. After a week of traveling Read More …
The less you do, the less you can do. I’m in the beginning of my IronMan Florida taper. It’s not that there is no training, but comparing to what I’ve just been through, it’s nothing. Read More …
Am I the only mom who doesn’t think fart jokes are funny? Because sometimes I could be confused with an alien at my dinner table when Joe and the boys are bending over from laughter Read More …
