45 Can’t Shake Me

Today is the last day of my 45th year on this spinning rock we call home. For the first 44 years and one month, my momma was here with me. Tomorrow I’ll wake up in the same house, but it won’t be the same. She won’t be singing Happy Birthday when I walk downstairs. There … Continue reading 45 Can’t Shake Me →

Six Months Hard Time

Scooby & my Mom Hug 💕 My world changed forever on February 28, 2024. I held my mom’s hand as she took her final breath, and nothing has been the same since. I’m great at lying, telling everyone that I’m ok, but the truth is that I’m a complete mess. Just go ahead and stop … Continue reading Six Months Hard Time →

The Different Same

My pastor once said, “Two things can be true at once.” Well, life is different since my mom passed away. But, it’s also the same. And it’s strange. And confusing. I miss my mom, every single second of every single day. Something happens, good or bad, and my first thought is still to call and … Continue reading The Different Same →

Mom Google

For years now, it seems like every question posed within earshot of my mom has met with the same answer… “Google it!” What a time to be alive! Everything you ever wanted to know is just a few taps of the keyboard away. We carry these amazing computers in the form of iPhones and Androids … Continue reading Mom Google →

The Girl Done Went and Done It!

For about 19 years now, I've been doing my best at being a good mom to the precious angels God entrusted to me. It's more than just teaching them to talk, walk, read, write, play sports, drive, cook, clean, and dress themselves. HAHAHA The labor of love that is being a parent is so much … Continue reading The Girl Done Went and Done It! →

Get Up, Be Brilliant

Every little thing’s gonna be alright. Three little birds. They live on my right forearm. These special creatures weren’t my first tattoo, but they are the first of three tattoos so far that are a direct result of my depression. Whenever things seem hopeless, I simply need to look down to be reminded that everything … Continue reading Get Up, Be Brilliant →

My Hero Doesn’t Wear a Cape

As a child, if you asked who my favorite superhero was, I undoubtedly told you Spider-Man or Batman. The cartoons and classic tv shows that filled my days solidified that response for my formative years. But then I grew up and gained a little wisdom. Ask me that same question now, and 💯% without a … Continue reading My Hero Doesn’t Wear a Cape →