Mom in the City 2.0

A mom recently shared a viral post on Facebook about making her entitled son shop at Goodwill and buy clothes that he had to wear to school for the entire week. This is just the latest in a long line … Read More

I mentioned that January’s theme seemed to be “hurry up and wait“.  As March comes to an end, it seems as if the wait is over. On the work front, business picked up and I was able to complete a … Read More

Reggie and I had a young, dating couple over for brunch this past weekend and the topic of parenting came up. The young man was looking far into the future and wanted to know how to make sure that he … Read More

Happy Friday! I felt like I was able to do the main things well this week. That’s not the case every week so I’m happy! 🙂 I was able to finish up web development projects for two clients and my son … Read More

My oldest son Michael turned 14 years old yesterday. (Sniff) He only wanted two things: 1. No school. Earlier in the week, my younger son Sean had teased Michael about the fact that he wouldn’t be able to fully enjoy … Read More

I’ve been sick the last couple of days but I wanted to share this (funny but true!) interaction with you:

Last week, I shared that we needed to decide which high school my oldest son Michael would be attending in the fall. After narrowing the choices down to two picks (Townsend Harris and Forest Hills High School), my husband Reggie … Read More

Congrats to the winner, Kelly D.! I have a confession to make. I don’t really like to read books or magazines anymore. Besides the Bible and books that I read for various groups, I just can’t force myself to read books … Read More

As many of you know, a National School Walkout took place today. Students walked out of school for a 17-minute protest in memory of the 17 people who were recently killed at a Florida high school.  One of the main … Read More

Today’s post is going to be brief because my day is very full. Sean was chosen to be a part of his school’s ballroom dancing team. Tonight, they are performing in a team competition against other schools so the family … Read More