| 3/2/2010 |
The Five Things I've Learned In Preschool
My oldest son has been in preschool for 2 years now. Next year, we will hold him back so that this Summer baby can catch up to his older classmates. Feeling like a bit of an old hand in this game now,
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| 2/23/2010 |
Picking your battles... Or sometimes you've just got to let them eat cheese
It's Saturday and I'm making chicken noodle soup (via my crock pot - it's so simple, hearty and soul-meltingly delicious). Everyone has a full bowl of noodles, chicken, carrots and celery, well... everyone
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| 2/15/2010 |
Mommy seeking Mommy The Search For "Mommy Friends"
Last week I opened my e-mail to discover an invitation to a local Mommy Mixer hosted by the amazing ladies
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| 2/9/2010 |
The Run-On Marathon
He is such a quiet boy. A literal "pulling teeth" situation for the majority of times you simply need him to just get over whatever it is that holds him back for a basic conversation. In school,
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| 2/1/2010 |
Writer's Block Gobblin v. Mommy
After staring at this stupid, blank screen for a few days out of sincere desperation to simply CHURN OUT A POST, I've finally accepted my diagnosis: writer's block.
I've mulled and contorted my tiny,
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Amanda Oliver-Zaremba, a Birmingham native, learned quickly from several sleepless nights, zombie-esque mornings, wrestling matches with car seats in the sweltering Alabama August, and marathon diaper changes, that motherhood was a job that'd take more stamina than skill.
After earning a degree in public relations from the University of Alabama, Amanda dabbled in her profession, eventually finding a niche (and therapy) in freelance writing for her personal blog The Mom Job, which allows her the flexibility to stay at home with her two sons, ages 2 and "almost 5". She also contributes to BirminghamMommy.com and MomsWhoThink.com.
She hopes what you read will make you gasp, nod, sigh or laugh, and maybe let you into the world of a young mother doing a job that'll never make her resume.
