Set Free

The last four years of my life has got to be the hardest, emotionally drained years I've had in my life.  I could go on and on about what life has been like, but I'll spare you and let you read previous posts if you desire to look into it a bit. However, the next four years looks pretty draining as well.  Today we gain a new president and say good bye to one that had great strength and dignity.  The family was one I could stand up for and allow my children to watch their every move. Did I agree with everything? No. But my fears and concerns for my country were nothing compared to what the family endured each day. Today I can't stand behind the family who is being welcomed in the White House. And what is more heart breaking is knowing I have family and friends who stands behind him and even voted for him to be there.  Even if you don't know "for sure" what all he has done, you are capable of following his Twitter account. That alone is something I could nev

Dear Mom's, Can I just say what I accomplished today? Will you feel judged or hurt that it was just a normal day at home for your family, while I accomplished more than just fed and kept my kids alive? May I share without any side of things coming off wrong? Okay, here goes: -I found my daughter sneaked bread. -She wet her pull up twice today after fighting and yelling at me that she didn't want to "try" to go. -I cleaned up her poop...In her pull up. -I cleaned up the baby's poop. -I fed the baby every hour that he was awake. -I ate breakfast. -I ate some pizza for lunch. -I drank some Coke while I cleaned out/organized some kitchen cabinets. And helped my daughter spell words from her magnetic letters. -i kept baby from eating every single cord he could reach. -i did three loads of laundry, hung up wet items, folded & put away dry items -I completely emptied out the baby dresser and reorganized his clothes... Including 3 baskets of future items