I haven’t posted in the last months and I really can’t say why. I have much to talk about, just ask anyone. I didn’t want to be cliche, you know what I mean; November- giving thanks, December-holiday cheer, January – resolutions, and now February-love. But the one constant word that continues to pop up for me throughout those months is EXPECTATIONS.
This morning I type from my hospital room where I have been for the last 2 nights due to dehydration
School is officially out for the summer in Maryland and now the focus in my house is on getting to the pool, starting camps, visiting friends, going to the beach, planning a vacation with family, and celebrating birthdays! Many different places have been mentioned among my husband and children; everything from doing the “stay-at-home” vacation,
How ironic that today is Memorial Day and the reason for celebrating is to remember the men and women who died while serving in the country’s armed forces. We have the opportunity to celebrate and remember the Caregiver’s that put their life on hold while they tend to our needs and/or the needs of others.
Because I live in Baltimore how can I not begin my blog with talk of the Preakness! This weekend concludes the 139th Running of the Preakness and it was an amzaing event! So happy the weather finally cooperated and there was sunshine for the Black Eyed Susan afternoon events. We had great bands, tons of
Those last 2 weeks of April were brutal! I thought I was going to have to move to the West Coast permanently! A lot has been happening in the last 2 weeks. CaringOn is planning their first major fundraiser that will be happening this September. Thyme to Care, an exciting cooking competition to be held
We are officially on Springbreak! This year we are staying we are staying home and I am thrilled! Much easier to concentrate on work and my health when the kids are hanging with their friends. There is something to be said for sunshine and warmer temperature. Especially after the winter we experienced on the east
Some much needed time off took me away last week for some R&R with some friends to Florida. Many of us in the northeast have had quite enough of old man winter and for many of us battling a Stage 4 cancer diagnosis, the cold can be one of our worst enemies. Some of my
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