The culmination of weeks of job hunting has boiled down to two specific jobs. Job one is a definite and job two is 95% a sure thing. Job one leaves next Tuesday, and job two would leave in two weeks. There are so many variables with both jobs when it comes to our personal effects, ...
What do you do when you ask for something very specific, and you get precisely what you ask for, but then at the same time are offered something else, something shiny and more? Rob and I have always said we just want “enough.” Enough to pay our bills, take care of the kids and some ...
I know I’m supposed to have my shit together by now, after all, it’s been 44 days since I closed the bakery. However, yesterday, as I laid in the fetal position on my bathroom rug, crying uncontrollably, I thought to myself, I should be over this, I should be happy, I should be composed. Yesterday, ...
I know I was supposed to be impressed, and I guess I was, but there was no blood in this moon. Â It was a typical lunar eclipse or at least it looked like that to my tired untrained eyes, with an equally tired dog wondering why we were up before she wanted to be up. ...
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