:: Memoirs of a Mama ::
And with carrots came a lifetime of laundry challenges. The End.
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i am...
... an indie business owner slash entrepreneur slash graphic designer trying to find my way (emphasis on MY, not way) to earn a living and do it beautifully. you can find my wares at upupcreative.com or on etsy. i'm also a designer for snapfish and minted.
... a former college teacher and ph.d. student (in english) with a thing for words and a need to speak the truth
... mom to evan (who turned four in june '11 and who cracks me up, frustrates me, and amazes me on a daily basis) and emily (who is the sweetest baby ever ever ever - she will be 2 in december '11)
... married to a lawyer. enough said? nah... i'm just kidding. married to brian (who is awesome and just happens also to be a lawyer) for six years as of june 2011.
... mom to evan (who turned four in june '11 and who cracks me up, frustrates me, and amazes me on a daily basis) and emily (who is the sweetest baby ever ever ever - she will be 2 in december '11)
... married to a lawyer. enough said? nah... i'm just kidding. married to brian (who is awesome and just happens also to be a lawyer) for six years as of june 2011.
... slowly recovering posts from the old blog (see archives) (which, sadly, disappeared into thin air...)
... a post-partum depression & anxiety survivor. if you found me because of that, definitely read through the archives, reach out and say hi, and more than anything else just hang in there.
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2 comments:
Here's what I learned when I asked the Internet for help on a laundry issue: powdered Oxyclean. A couple of scoops in a sinkful of cold water (make sure it's cold), soak for 5-6 hours. So far there isn't anything that it can't get out after one or sometimes two soakings.
Those posts that ring with the simple truths of life are always so entertaining. I laughed out loud at this one. :)
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