Perfect Moment Monday: Getting Soaked

July 30, 2012

It’s the last Monday of the month which means its time to share our Perfect Moments from July with Lori from Write Mind Open Heart. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Last Friday Bob, Sean, Abby and I took our annual trip to Six Flags Great America. Abby is now tall enough go on more of the rides, including some that we […]

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Dear Extra Special OB Nurses,

July 29, 2012

I found out awhile back that when you report for your shifts at the hospital, you find out which patients are in labor, as well as those who are scheduled for inductions or c-sections. At that point many of you have the opportunity to volunteer for which cases you want to be a part of and assist […]

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We Cleared the Hall

July 28, 2012

It’s Day 28 of NaBloPoMo for July and as I shared in my introductory post, one of the reasons I decided to participate this month was because the awesome prompts. In part because of it being a holiday week, I didn’t get around to writing about one of the prompts (for July 3) that I […]

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Spectacular is…

July 27, 2012

a night out with my son at How to Train Your Dragon Live. To find out more about Sean and my adventure last night, you can read my review here.

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Thursday’s Voice: Week Four

July 26, 2012

It’s Thursday! Which means it my day to write about this week’s prompt over at The Today Voice. Thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm since we launched our new writing project this month. I especially appreciate those of you have taken time to comment on my posts over there and share your thoughts on the prompts […]

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What Works at BlogHer Conferences

July 25, 2012

One week from tomorrow I will be leaving on a jet plane for my first BlogHer annual conference in NYC. I am excited and nervous being a “newbie.” I am trying to go into this experience with an open mind and few expectations. There have been a slew of great posts written recently (and in the past) […]

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