Journaling can be very beneficial to help organize your thoughts. My daughter keeps a journal and feels that it is important to write in her journal during private times. Keeping a journal can be beneficial for teenagers and adults alike, it is a wonderful source for self-care and expression.
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#NaBloPoMo: I’m No Mrs. Fix It or Mom the Builder
What was the last thing you fixed or built?
Mrs. Fix it to the rescue! I think NOT. These #NaBloPoMo prompts are driving me insane. I thought that having a prompt would be make it easier to blog every day, but honestly it is only making me think. (Queues laugh). I mean seriously, the last thing I fixed or built? I have no idea. Does building a castle or truck out of Mega Bloks count for anything? Sorry I am not a fixer or a builder. I have unclogged the toilet a time or two, but I am definitely not Mom the Builder. Read more
#NaBloPoMo: Finding the Time and Agenda Planning
What is the hardest part of a project: getting the energy to start on it, finding the time to work on it, or feeling down…
Dear Janelle, A Letter to My Younger Self
I’ve been married for four months now and during these short four months, I’ve learned a lot about myself. I’ve also learned to tame some things about myself. I once was a very soft-spoken person. During my twenties, I found myself in friendships that were one-sided and a relationship that was meaningless. Through those experiences, I found my voice. I learned to speak up where it was needed and I not to take bad vibes from anyone. Marriage can teach you so much, it can give you something that you never thought possible and you share it with someone else. I’ve seen what marriage is, but until now I’ve not felt it.Read more