First Trimester (Lucy Remix)
The best part of being preggers is popping that kid out which is, of course, not being preggers. And yet it counts. But the second best part of being preggers … Continue reading
Surprise Tiny Human: Round 2
If this breaking news surprised the hell out of you, imagine how we felt. I peed on 3 sticks and was still shocked when the ultrasound showed a baby in … Continue reading
The One Where He Goes to Kindergarten
Boogser started kindergarten last week, and I have feelings. But I quit therapy for a reason so instead let’s delve into my thoughts. Like how is he legally able to … Continue reading
Frankie Says Relax
If there’s one thing 2020 taught me, it’s that I cannot be trusted to know what I need. Every ounce of my being can be crying out for a break, … Continue reading
The 2020 Make Good
I don’t know about you, but I spent most of 2020 drowning in a sea of failure. While other people learned new tricks and built new businesses, I spent my … Continue reading
I Said What I Said
Since the world’s currently severely lacking in debate (especially today), I thought I’d go ahead and start a few. 1. Fluffy towels are overrated. Every single fluffy towel I’ve encountered … Continue reading
The Dishes
It started with the cheeseboard. I upgraded us from a random platter and knife to an actual cheeseboard and cheese knives. It middled with Sur La Table and Whole Foods … Continue reading
7 Years
Yesterday marked 7 years that I’ve been with Entercom turned Cumulus Indianapolis. Seven. YEARS. And I realize it’s typically the anniversaries that end in 5 or 0 that make us … Continue reading
The Responsible Ones
I was born responsible. Like raised myself and my sisters while our parents were off on their benders responsible. (Nothing about that statement is accurate other than I have sisters, … Continue reading
2020: The Year We Can’t Win
After 4 months of being home with me, Boogs went back to school yesterday. It wasn’t an easy decision, but it was a decision that confirmed what I’d been suspecting … Continue reading
Soybeans, Too 