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Mothers Ananymous #2 - Being a Mother

Being a mother give you unlimited hope, That you can cover your children with an unconditional love coat. You tuck them in, and enclosed they are kept safe, It's magical powers envelop them every second of the day - asleep or awake. My children are a special gift from above, When you look into their eyes all you see in undying love. They put their innocent lives in your hand, And because of this we should make their lives completely grand.

Fun Facts about your Name - Check it out!!

Hi all I got this on Facebook and I really wanted to share it with you ... I really enjoyed it and hope you will too. Please share what you got I think it is uplifting. I got Jillian - Is really sweet (True), Loves to laugh and smile (True), Smile to die for (True), Hot (Oh my God  this is soooo real) and Caring (Yup).... they forget very very modest :)

Wordless Wednesday ... Dylan's Craft.

My son got a play dough to build create a dino... and this was what happened afterwards!   The Dino...   The Snake...  The Lion And finally the Elephant.

What I've read recently...

Recently, being a teacher and having access to the school library, I have been given the privilege of have many book at my fingertips. This has given me the opportunity to not only get interesting children book for my kids to read with, but I also try to pick book that teach a lesson. When it is about learning to get along with others, sharing or understanding love... we all enjoy it. For the kids I read to them A Sock Is a Pocket for Your Toes – by Elizabeth Garton Scanlon and illustrated by Robin Preiss Glasser. This book was not only entertaining but the illustration was cute and appropriate. My favorite lines were.... Wide arms are pockets made for hugs, And your heart is a pocket full of love – Sweet love. My heart is a pocket full of love.  As for me .... I finally was able to make some ME time. I actually got time to rekindle with my kindle. I was finally able to read a Novella 'The Moonlit Mind' but Dean Koontz. This was re...

Playing Catch-up with the Summer Blog Challenge #16 to 21

Sorry for the bundle up but I have been pretty busy with closing up the school year. But it is better late than never ... and I do throughly enjoy sharing this information with you all. I hope you enjoy the read. June 16-- Fitness guru or couch potato? Talk about your fitness habits. I am not a couch potato or a fitness guru… I would like to consider myself actively aware of my health and taking necessary steps to keep in shape. Recently I purchased a treadmill to exercise at home and am 90% conscious of what I put in my mouth. Ultimately I just want to have a healthy body and a tone physique… but this is easier said than done. ******** June 17-- 3 things you are proud of about your personality. I remember when I was a teenage my High School teacher told me “to stay as sweet as you are”. I do not know about the sweet part but I do know I am a very helpful person. I am always willing to help other and do not expect anything in return. Another q...

Meltdowns and Whining Sessions...

Yesterday was one of the worst reactions my husband and I towards my son's meltdowns and whining. Since Dylan started having seizures January 2012 and have been on medication we have observed a fluctuation of emotions with him. He usually was an emotional child who was sensitive and did not take correction well... but now it feels as if I am completely loosing control of the situation. Dylan just does not get mad... he gets really mad and stays mad at the person for a long time afterwards. Dylan does not just get sad ... he gets depressed and say things that really worry me. "You do not love me...." "I am the worst son in the world..." "I wish I was not hear..." These statement really hurt my heart but they are also accompanied with a complete raucous meltdown that instantly drives me crazy. Because after this point anything I say is ignored and he acts as if the world is coming to an end. I know since the introduction to the medication there hav...

Wordless Wednesday ... Dangerously Beautiful.

Can you see it? Onto the bark it quietly sit. At first glance you so not see, But for a 2 year old... "What can that be?" Do not touch it I swear, It is poisonous and you will shed many a tear.