A Life of Managed Chaos
From the monthly archives:
YES! It’s finished!
I disappeared. I got sucked into the vortex that was… MY NEW BLOG!
Welcome. I am so excited to bring you all here and share this with you.
When you try to build something like this, part-time, with the fun of family taking precedence, it takes time. And, I’ve come to learn, I might be [...]
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Photo By: jhmostyn
Zach’s work schedule has changed and I had forgotten how nice it is to have alone time to do things as you wish after the chaos of the day. The kids are in bed, the house is clean look’n good; the house is quiet. I decide how nice it would [...]
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Photo: Eyewitness News, Channel 3
Like many, I don’t feel as though I’d be able to create much of a post that would outweigh any other, or not repeat what others say, so I thought I’d just post a few links here to share.
I’m just incredibly proud and hopeful. These are mostly short. [...]
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How do I fit in? How come I feel this way? What’s going to happen to me? Am I the only one?
According to the Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation, “1 in every 20 children experiences the symptoms of Sensory Processing Disorder that are significant enough to affect their ability to participate fully in [...]
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“Gratitude is the beginning of civility, of decency and goodness, of a recognition that we cannot afford to be arrogant. We should walk with the knowledge that we will need help every step of the way.”
— Gordon B. Hinckley
If I were an actress, I would have a number of people to thank for this award, [...]
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I’m excited because I have no idea what I’m doing. Yeah. What you’re thinking right now is what I’m thinking….”Huh!?!?!?”
I’m in the process of relocating this blog. Of course, I want everything just so before we all move over to our new “space”. One of the things I’m working on is [...]
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Photo By: Greencolander
With the added benefit of sleep in the house, I’ve had tried desperately not to change any of the things that happened to gain sleep. Or at least the things we’ve been doing while sleep was obtained. Meaning, I have no idea why Alex is sleeping, but I “ain’t” jinxing [...]
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This listing of 100 Things To Do in Life (my version of the title anyway) comes from Carol at A Different Nest, who was inspired by Brilliant Spectrum Child.
At first, I was a little hesitant thinking it would further reinforce that I need to get out and do things, experience life, etc. (As if [...]
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