The Coronavirus Captain’s Log: Day 15-21
Day 15 – March 30, 2020 8:55 am – Gary woke me up just in time for virtual church. The boys are not having it
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The Coronavirus Captain’s Log: Day 8-14
We survived our second week at home. I’m continuing to document our experiences in my Coronavirus Captian’s Log. This week wasn’t without some struggles. The
The Coronavirus Captain’s Log: Day 1-7
Being self-quarantined, confined to the four walls of my home with four boys, while being an academic support for virtual learning and driving my career has left me feeling inspired, overwhelmed and needing to make the most of it. Out of this mess was born the “Coronavirus Captain’s Log.” When the hard, or ridiculous or the outright hilarious happens, I’m here to document.
How I Choose to View COVID-19
So much is uncertain with COVID-19. But I do know one thing … I will give my boys good memories while we are all self-quarantined.
Why I Drive My Middle Schooler to School
Earlier this school year, Jaden asked me if I would drive him to school. My immediate answer was, “No.” It was hard enough getting all
First Communion Classes: A Lesson from My Son
I’ve never been one to say, “No,” to church related activities but I did have some concerns. Communion is a big milestone in their faith and not something that’s just cool to do.
I’d like to introduce you to my friend Therapy
Therapy is a close friend of mine. We have been getting together on and off since I was 13. Looking back, Therapy and I have
New me. New name.
It’s been a long time since I last shared on my personal blog but I feel it’s time to start writing again.
New me. New name.
The Missing Orange Backpack
The boys ran ahead, SO excited to be playing on their big school’s playground. I had this moment … this gut wrenching moment. I saw three boys running to the playground.
A 5 Year Tale of Transformation
5 years ago this afternoon, a few new friends were over making iron on t-shirts with the aspiration of starting a mom’s group at church.