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  1. Was A Discovery of Witches Worth The Read? YES!

    A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness is a wonderful, in depth look to a world of witches, vampires and daemons. This story delves into a fantasy world of such detail, all while keeping you firmly rooted in modern day England. While this novel is to a point about a forbidden love between species, I do not know if it would be the right fit for a “Twihard” or readers of that nature.  Read more >

  2. How I Met My Mother

    I have been writing this post over and over in my head the last couple weeks. I just am not sure I have the words, not sure I can convey the emotion of all this. I am going to do my best, bare with me… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Friday 3/18- I am at work and about 9:30 in the morning by cell vibrates in my pocket. I sneak it out for a look and see a 609 area code calling me. I grew up in New Jersey and know the area code, but most of my contact with people from my home state is limited to FaceBook.  Read more >

  3. A Wonderful Trip Through Caleb's Crossing

    Caleb's Crossing by Geraldine Brooks was a pleasure to read. While it took me a few chapters to become adjusted to the manner of speech the narrator was using, once I did the story swept me away. It gave a very different view to those early times of our country, from both an Indian and a Pilgrim's perspective.  Read more >

  4. It's My Right

    I was born on March 20, 1983 in a tourist trap of a town in southern New Jersey. I don't know if I was born during the night or day, I don't know if my mother had an epidural, I don't know if she was alone. I don't know if she ever held me, or even looked at me.  Read more >

  5. Wishy washy

    Yep, that's me. Jim and I came to the conclusion within the last couple months that I need to return to work full time. I have been fortunate enough these last 2 years to only have to work 2 nights a week, and I am so grateful for the time I had home with my babies. BUT, if we ever want to be able to buy a house in this market it is something that needs to happen.  Read more >

  6. He's a Father, not a Babysitter

    My husband is a great Daddy. He adores his baby boys and really enjoys them. That's something that I am almost jealous of, I feel as though I get too caught up in when they ate, when they napped, and whether their faces are clean that I FORGET to play, and really enjoy the beauty that is my babies.  Read more >

  7. Having One of Those Days...

    I'm having one of those days. Nothing is fitting into my day as seamlessly as it did yesterday, and I'm not fitting into my pants as well either. Nothing like a fat day to get you thinking about life. I'm really feeling stretched too thin(and not in the weight department) lately. I am predominatly a SAHM, but I do work a night or two a week for some extra spending money. I am a wife.  I also am a part-time student, working towards my RN. I have been feeling as though, while I am suceeding in all of these things I'm trying to do, I'm just not doing any of them very well.  Read more >

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ali
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May 2009
About Me: 
I am a 28 year old Mommy to two boys, aged 3 and 2 and step-mommy to a 5 year old little girl who lives with us full time. I am a nursing student and work in the health field. I am tired, yo.

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