Author Archives: carly
Two sick kids
If I were smarter, I would paint my car yellow and accept the fact that I will be a bus driver for the next fifteen years of my life. I would say goodbye to my favorite pediatrician, who is a … Continue reading
Progress, a visit from Meme and Papa Joe, and a graduate
Remember the last post about my inability to complete my to do list? I’m proud to report that we’re finally making some progress around the Harvey household. Wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that we’ve been … Continue reading
The reality
I haven’t showered in two days. I am knee deep in frizzy hair, runny noses, toys, and sewing projects. The picture above is my reality. I need to get organized. I want to paint, add molding to the hallway, landscape … Continue reading
Mothers Day Weekend
A few years ago, I would have turned my nose up at a celebratory weekend of hiking, sprinklers, and “early” morning church services. Back then, my idea of a good Mothers Day would have been brunch at a trendy restaurant, … Continue reading
The start of something special
MR has just recently started playing with her little brother. Up until the last month or so, she could take him or leave him. But, things started to change when little brother learned to crawl. He quickly become her instant … Continue reading
Another “count my blessings” post
It ain’t all pretty. In fact, it’s sometimes downright ugly. There are meltdowns, blowouts (quite frequent with the little man of the house), after school escorts by an unhappy teacher, standoffs, ugly words, and ugly actions by a mama who … Continue reading
She speaks her mind
I shouldn’t have been surprised. After all, MR comes from a long line of strong willed women who speak their mind. She joined the ranks of these women today when she commented on a “messy yard” right in front of … Continue reading
An Easter Prayer
Never before have been more aware of the gift of Easter. God has blessed me with so much. A beautiful home, a healthy family, a loving husband, and two children that bring me constant joy. I deserve none of it. … Continue reading