Would you...

Call out an ex in a public forum warning others not to date him/her?

A local radio station on Facebook today asking scorned men and women to tell us exactly what is wrong with their ex's and why others should steer clear!

So, would you?

As hilarious as I find this. I could not. Honestly, I really only have one that deserves such shame, but I feel as though it would be a bad reflection on myself. I am so happy, married to the most incredible man ever with the sweetest child in existence. Maybe I should actually send him a thank you note for being such an arse. I am from the south, after all and thank you notes are required.

Well, I will continue to read, but will keep my opinion silent.


Anyone know a good blog designer? I'd like to keep cost around $50-75. I need something simpler. Got a new gig and think a new layout will benefit me.

Happy Wednesday, ladies. This mommy is headed to Costa Rica mañana.

It happened.

It only took nine months, but it happened. I wasn't prepared for it. I didn't have any warning.


I have heard about it from other mommies but I've been privileged to never experience it myself. 


Today was different. I experienced it first hand. 


Our first blowout.


It was gross. Mommyhood.

Rest in Peace

I'm not usually one to find myself in a huff over a celebrity death, but I am strangely saddened by the passing of Nora Ephron. Nora Ephron is everything I wish I was as a writer and everything I am not. She is smart, witty and writes one heck of a New York love story.

She is responsible for some of my favorite movies and some of the most recognizable movie quotes. This is such a loss for women readers and those who are suckers for a New York based romcom. 


I am convinced she is the reason Meg Ryan was once America's Sweetheart, she made Billy Crystal romantic and lovable rather than just aloof and funny, she made an "American Family" seem funny rather than sad, and she made me want to cook. A lot. She inspired writers and wanted women to be funny, brave and to...


"“Above all, be the heroine of your life, not the victim.”


Read this obituary printed in the New York Times. It's the best one I've found. 


So, rest in peace, Nora. You will be missed...even by those who never knew you.