I am a cry-er. Literally, that person who cries when happy, sad, anxious, angry… I just cry. I’ve been called a cry baby, over sensitive and over empathetic, I’ve accepted them. Most times my tear ducts just have a will of their own and I honestly can’t help it. This happens to me so much in church during praise and worship! I will be standing there singing and my eyes will just start doing their thing. This Sunday was no different except this time, I was proud of it.
Adulting
Being a grown up is hard, this is how I have found it…
Oh so Heavenly FootSpa Range for your tired feet
It may be the fact that I run after a toddler, it may be that my feet are super sweaty and I always wear closed shoes. For some reason though, my feet are dry and tired. Oh So Heavenly sent over their FootSpa range for review on my birthday and I couldn’t wait to give it a try.
Mom on a mission, a successful VBAC story!
Vaginal birth after c-section or VBAC, is a topic that has been discussed at great length. Mostly by mother’s who couldn’t give natural birth themselves, and would like to try natural birth thereafter. My own births were first vaginal and then c-section. My good friend Janine, has however successfully had a VBAC with an amazing story. It moved me. She has graciously allowed me to share her story to encourage or motivate any mom who might be considering this too.
Travel Tips for OR Tambo International Airport
Flying on a plane was one of my bucket list items when I left school, the first time I did it was absolutely everything I could have imagined it to be, and more. By more I mean, there is so much more to traveling via an aircraft than just the flight. I mean have you been to OR Tambo International Airport? It’s like there is a whole city inside that airport. Exciting? Yes. Intimidating? Definitely! With that in mind, I’ve put together some travel tips to make things a little less daunting!
Omission is a lie. Or is it?
This past weekend, we had a situation with the preteen. As the title eludes I debated with myself and her as to whether omission was a lie. You see, something happened, and mother I felt I should have known (I am a helicopter mom – I need to know everything!). She as you can imagine didn’t feel the same way, because she was afraid. So afraid of my reaction that, she requested that I not be told about it. It did come out by the grace of God, which I am very glad for. But man, I was hurt.
