stay at home mom – Stealing Faith

The Lump On My Chest

January 19, 2013January 20, 2013 Juggler 0 Comments baby, boundaries, Mary Anne Radmacher, parenting, relationship, son, stay at home mom, working mom

I’m sitting in bed typing with one hand, still wearing my sweatshirt because I have this wonderful lump of a

“Me Likee!” Link Up – September 2012

October 1, 2012 Juggler 2 Comments a disease called perfection, blogging, emergency bags, firm parenting, humor, marriage, matching outfits, relationships, stay at home mom, what boys need from moms, widow, writing

Yeah, yeah, I know, it’s October. It doesn’t make much sense to publish my top picks from September in October

I’m Mad At Bill Maher

April 17, 2012April 17, 2012 Juggler 2 Comments ann romney, bill maher, calgon take me away, carpe diem, humor, moms don't work, Obama, relationships, stay at home mom, tough job, war on women

Sometimes when you’re a comedian you say outlandish things just to get a rise out of people. I totally

More Thoughts on Work Mom vs. Home Mom

December 8, 2011December 8, 2011 Juggler 0 Comments co-workers, continuing education, dress code, enjoyment, humor, job security, mommy wars, off to work i go, pension, productivity, relationships, stay at home mom, trivial pursuit, working mothers

Yesterday I wrote about Work Mom vs. Stay-at-Home Mom and the things I encounter at home with the kiddos I

Working Mom vs. Stay-at-Home Mom

December 7, 2011December 7, 2011 Juggler 5 Comments bodily fluids, great debate, humor, mommy war, mompetition, professional mourners, should I work or be a mom, stay at home mom, vomit, what are the differences between working moms and stay at home moms, working mom

A friend asked me to describe my perspective on stay-at-home mom versus working-away-from-home mom. That’s a really big topic and

Cabin Fever Chips

December 2, 2011 Juggler 2 Comments cabin fever, colic, creativity, diapers, homemade, humor, parenting, potato chips, snowfall, stay at home mom

My adjustment back into a full-time stay at home mom has not been flawless. Some might call the bumps little