The Three A’s – 3 Ways to Best Take Care of Myself and Others

June 2, 2017

My daughter had some minor surgery this week. It made me think about some discoveries I’ve made about how I care for others. I used to be in the habit [...]

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Mothering Can’t Be This Hard – Some Experience, Strength & Hope

May 27, 2017

Okay, so in this episode of Confessions, you’ll learn a little bit more about me and why I do what I do. Again, I’m Mags. I’m a trained actress, [...]

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Welcome to my blog turned podcast! Here you can listen or read about what’s on my mind as I try my best to recover from screaming at my kids and nagging the bejesus out my husband.

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