Who doesn’t like the different variations of enchiladas you can make? One of my favorites when I’m feeling like yummy comfort food are these simple chicken and ranch enchiladas. Here’s the recipe: INGREDIENTS 2 cups cooked chicken (I use 4 boneless, skinless breasts) 1 tall sour cream or approx. 2½ cups 3 cups cheese (cheddar or […]
Opposites Attract
Not a day goes by when I don’t thank my lucky stars for meeting my husband — the one I believe (and hope!) I will be with for the rest of my life. Yet, it’s crazy to reflect on how polar opposite we are on many levels. Here are some examples: I love sushi and […]
Inspiration in Fourth Grade
“An understanding heart is everything in a teacher, and cannot be esteemed highly enough. One looks back with appreciation to the brilliant teachers, but with gratitude to those who touched our human feeling. The curriculum is so much necessary raw material, but warmth is the vital element for the growing plant and for the soul […]
My Job: A Year Later
It has been almost one year exactly since I quit my full-time job at a PR firm to stay home with the little one. While on maternity leave, staying home didn’t even cross my mind once. I looked forward to the return to work and to what I thought would be normalcy. Just a few […]
Not Raising A Princess
The princess craze is something that has taken America by storm. While I’m all for Disney and imagination and fantasy, I also struggle as a mom who wants my daughter to be a realist, too. After having a very hard time trying to find toddler bedding for my little gal that isn’t princess-related (or any […]
If Moms Ruled the World
Sometimes I fantasize about inventing something. Then I’m hit with the reality of how difficult it is to really do. Regardless, it’s OK to pretend, right? I’d like to think that if moms ruled the world, these are some of the inventions we would have already created: 1. A babysitter service for the grocery store. […]
A Year in Blog Posts
One of the prompts from Mama Kat’s this week was to write a post including one favorite blog from each month of the past year. Since I didn’t start blogging until April, I will start there. Here’s my personal favorites from the year: April: My Birth Story – Because who doesn’t love to read about […]
Lessons at Christmas
Christmas has come and gone and now we’re in the re-couping phase. For us, it’s always a whirlwind of family parties (let me just say the hubby has just under 50 first cousins and probably close to 75ish second cousins, so it’s always crazy), and traveling around the great state of Michigan. It’s a wonderful […]
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