A Poem for my Daughters
To grow together through thick and thin. To always say, “yes, that’s my twin.”
The 1st Vacation Without the Kids
I didn’t feel guilty for having enjoyed the space and peace found outside of motherhood, although I thoroughly expected to.
I Wish I Could Carry Them Both
We all know that we can’t be everything all of our children need all at once. At times, you have to choose who needs more of you and when.
Sorry for Not Texting Back
There exists a craving for connection, but a lack of drive to initiate or return it. Such is the contradictory life of a mother…
Holidays are Hard During Deployment
The reality of being a divided family hits hard when every family around you shares their holiday photos.
4 More Things About Mothering Twins While Your Partner is Deployed
Remember, you can and will get through this. You’re a mother and you’re strong like that.
Hello Motherhood, Goodbye Friends
The first year is a whirlwind and some are better-equipped to tough it out with you than others.
Birthdays Look Different After Babies
What once would’ve caused insecurity has now become my idea of a perfect day in celebration: time alone. I don’t want a party; I want peace. I don’t want to dress up; I want to be comfortable.
Yes, My Kids Are Special
I’m not going to hide my appreciation and admiration of my kids around others, especially not my friends.
When 2 Turn 1: Reflecting on Our Twins’ 1st Birthday
It’s all happened so quickly and though I’m overjoyed to have 12-month-olds, I’m sad to leave the infant period behind.