It’s not funny or cute any more; “adulting” is an age, not a verb. I am known for saying, I need adult supervision and the
Category: self awareness
Can You? The False Equivalency, Maybe Unintentional Lie
“Can you? No. That’s the wrong question. Ask, have you? You want experience not aspirations or illusions of grandeur. I’ve made that mistake before.” I
The Rabbit Hole: Exhaustion, Writer’s Block and Ted Lasso Biscuits
I have writers’s stumble. Not a full writer’s block, but I’m tired. Last week was exhausting for many reasons. I thought about allowing myself the
You’re Grown: The Conditional When, Delayed Gratification and Privacy Ninjas
I’m grown, so I can eat all of the cake batter I want; no one to stop me. Turns out, 2 spoons is enough, but
This Will Not End Well: Lightening Strikes, the Lottery, and WW II
Do you know anyone struck by lightening? The odds are 1 in 500,000. It’s not likely to happen. The odds of selecting the right lottery
Look at Me: Ninja Warriors, Social Media and the Retrogressing Toddler
“Look at me; look at me.” I heard that a lot this week from an adorable 3 year old. She swam, she climbed, she soared
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 