26 Things Every Survivor Needs in Their Trunk

I have had my own car for about 3 years now (yes, I didn’t get my license until I was 20, now let’s move on) and I have had my fair share of troubles . . .

. . . running out of gas.

. . . belts hopping onto the wrong pulley.

. . . holes in hoses making my car look like a music festival is going on under the hood (if you know what I mean).

. . . holes in tires.

The list goes on and on.

20 Essentials For A Nanny Bag

Every nanny knows that what she has in her bag can make or break a day out with the kiddoes, an hour or two at the park, or just a day hanging around the house. The items in the collage above are just a few of the things I keep in my bag (besides your standard phone, wallet, and keys).

#imthenanny

As I mentioned in my last post I am considering the possibility that being a nanny is what I’m meant to do. You know, the one thing in life you love doing, are good at, and get paid for.

A Blessing Or A Sorrow?

Status.

We live in a world where our status is determined by how much money we make, our job title, what kind of car we drive, or who we are married to.

Can I just say it?

There is nothing like getting a crying baby to sleep and then having them sleep like a little joey in a BabyBjorn kangaroo pouch on your torso.

Monday Made It and Currently

This morning I woke up and instantly felt motivated to get things from my forever long to-do list done! For anyone who knows me knows that this is not normal. On any given day . . . if Keslie hasn’t had her coffee – stuff is going to stay NOT done.

New Life = New Blog

I know it probably sounds corny, or cheesy, or whatever other kind of yellow food you want to add a “y” to, but after making the decision to leave the profession I have spent almost my entire life working toward I feel it necessary to start fresh in many different facets.