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Category Archives: Mama instinct
Take Me Out to Which Ball Game?
Among the many things Spring says to me—spring break, and the final sprint to the end of the school year, and, mostly, utter and grateful relief for the end of winter, along with a soupcon of panic at the idea … Continue reading
Lily Gets a Smiley Face
Snow days, I’ve had way too much of an opportunity to discover lately, are a lot like the holidays. There’s that sense of excitement that accompanies any weekday when you don’t have to get the kids up for school. The … Continue reading
My Daughter’s Pants Are on Fire (Not Literally)
I suppose I shouldn’t find it so surprising. That I should be surprised at my own assertion of surprise. Four-year-olds lie sometimes, something about testing boundaries. Totally normal. Sometimes even funny. But Lily has been coming up with some real … Continue reading
The Field Trip Lady Meets Her Match
Field trips are my thing. I say this knowing full well that I have a plethora of “things” at my kids’ schools. It’s not exactly like I have to go on field trips to feel like I’ve contributed something. But … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, expectations, letting go, Mama instinct, school, the bigger picture
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Jake’s First Sleepover
Jake had his first sleepover last week. It was at the house of his best kindergarten friend and he’d never been to this friend’s house before and neither had I and did I mention he’d never slept over at a … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, fear, growing up, Mama instinct, practice, sleep, trust, you can't control everything
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Santa Pause
Yep, I said it. “If you don’t start acting nicer, I’m going to tell Santa not to bring you any presents.” Way to go, Mom.
Hello, Winter, My New Friend
“Regular schedule,” I groaned as I checked Jake’s school’s Facebook page at 6:15 this morning. I wasn’t terribly surprised. When you live in a town like Asheville where there just aren’t that many winter storms people tend to get a … Continue reading
Posted in ayurveda, balance, change, fear, grace, letting go, Mama instinct, practice, school, stuck at home with a child
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Confessions of a PTO Mom: The Public School Edition
Confession. I spent four of the five days of last work week doing something at Jake’s new school. Not a little bit of four days. A significant portion of four days. A portion I could have devoted to a work … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, balance, centering, chattering mind, compassion, discomfort verus pain, expectations, following your heart, grace, inner peace, letting instead of making, Mama instinct, Mommy time, opening your heart, practice, school, sense of self, structure, the bigger picture, too much to do, trust, work, you can't control everything
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