The Personal Blog of a Gen X Mom.
Looking for elementary school reading fair projects that rock? Take a look at these! One of the highlights of last week (besides the “mini ice event”) was our school district’s reading fair. I was really impressed with the elementary View Post
I don’t exactly recall when The Weather Channel started naming winter storms, but I am so happy to report that we survived Winter Storm Iago here in the Mississippi Delta. The sleet started close to lunch on Monday and was coming down pretty View Post
Let’s face it, varicose and spider veins can make anyone feel self-conscious about their appearance. If you are a woman, you might find yourself avoiding certain styles of dress in order to hide your legs. However, the real problem with these View Post
E.B. got to go to a birthday party this weekend for a friend and the party was a farm theme. He was so excited because the kids were able to take a spin on a real tractor and check out other farm equipment. Later that evening, my mom called to see View Post
Monday night I was folding laundry while E.B. was doing his homework. I came back into the kitchen and found this. I’m sure it had nothing to do with getting back on schedule after Christmas break. View Post
Since the new year has started, I have received several emails asking me about the reading fair our school organizes each year. I’m always excited to talk about it because it’s one of the most fun things we do all year long and it really helps the View Post
When I was growing up, I looked forward to weekends because that was when my mama would make my favorite breakfast food ever; pancakes. She made them from scratch and they were so delicious that I’m forever ruined. No other pancakes taste View Post
To some, this might be called traditional New Years Day food, which is supposed to bring good luck. Black-eyed peas Cornbread Cabbage Hog jowl But here in the South, this is just “soul food”. This particular View Post
