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Momma Bish
Yesterday afternoon, we piled in the car and headed to Mayne’s Farm for some strawberry picking*. As we headed toward the farm it started to sprinkle and as we got closer the drops started falling faster. Now, when you promise… Continue Reading →
Dear Future Munchie, You are only allowed to ride in the FRONT of police vehicles. Love, Mommy Yesterday, we went to a birthday party that will certainly be difficult to top. The kids ran around the park participating in a… Continue Reading →
Spring has sprung, the weather is getting nicer, and after school our court is flocked with children. We have a good mix of ages and the older kids are great about looking out for the younger ones. It reminds me… Continue Reading →
Daddy Bish was away on a business trip and Munchie and I had been had been getting along quite nicely… even better than usual, I’d say. We were going on after school adventures, he was willing putting on his pants… Continue Reading →
Didn’t we already do this? Yes. Then, we made an epic parenting fail. At one point, Munchie got really sick and did this thing where he stopped breathing when he laid down (terrifying, I know… it was… like… a year… Continue Reading →
A super giant picture today – but I really want you to see that comment. From the moment I became pregnant, my experience as a mom was less than the rainbow and butterfly experience I’d hoped for. I feel alienated,… Continue Reading →
Hey, when you gotta go… you gotta go. Some people have the luxury of holding their bodily functions until they are in a more convenient and comfortable setting… but in the world of potty training, when your kid says potty…… Continue Reading →
Muchie loves to run. He loves his friends. He loves his family. And… he loves obstacle courses! Naturally, this led to our family teaming up with a few families from Munchie’s school and running the craziest fun run I’ve seen… Continue Reading →
Notice that sweet two month lag in my posts? Probably because I’ve been living in a constant state of fear… and for good reason. Potty training and a three year old… or should I say… potty training my newly turned… Continue Reading →
I’ve been reading a book, “The Whole Brained Child,” which examines brain development of children, the way our brains respond to stress, and how to turn navigate difficult situations by stimulating various parts of our brain. (It’s not as boring… Continue Reading →
