This month in the Happiness Challenge was an utter failure. I don’t know what else to say about it. The funny thing is that it should have been an easy month. After all, it was all about Love! How hard can it be to show the people around me that I love them? Apparently it [...]
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Houston
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While my main reason for going to Texas this past weekend was to attend the Mom 2.0 Summit, it just wouldn’t have been right if we didn’t do a little sight-seeing as well. And our wonderful hosts (my brother and Janice) were more than willing to share with us some of their favorite greater-Houston sites! [...]
Mom 2.0 Summit in review
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Unless this is the first time you’ve been to my blog or you don’t follow me on Twitter or Facebook, then you’ve probably heard me mention a time or ten that I was going to the Mom 2.0 Summit in Houston, TX. Well, the Summit was this past weekend and I am sitting her trying [...]
Affiliate links? Affiliate marketing? What?
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Despite the fact that I’ve been blogging for five years, I’m quickly realizing I have so much to learn! And that is probably a huge understatement! I should probably begin by saying that the first three-ish years of blogging my purpose for writing was to keep family and friends updated on what was going on [...]
When Big Brothers Meddle
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Earlier this month I shared with you my thoughts on New Year’s resolutions and the goals I set for myself for 2010. One of those goals was to take my blogs to ‘the next level’…whatever that might be. In 3 weeks I will be exploring a little more about that ‘next step’. In 3 weeks [...]
























Where to begin? I'm a wife, a mom to two little girls, and the slave to a lovable Boxer. In college I majored in Biology and Psychology, I've always been a bit of a science geek.