Empowering Women
Empowering women through my personal stories is how I want to give back to the world. Raising kids, maneuvering life, and learning who you are.
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Oh My Gosh! These Nose Hairs Are Showcasing My Boogers
Oh my gosh! I have major nose hair! I didn’t know if I should laugh or cry. A couple of weeks ago, I talked about having boogers every time I took my face mask off. Like, what’s up with that? Don’t act like it doesn’t happen to you. No? Ok, that’s fine, I will stand alone on this one. After closely inspecting my nose and my family giving me the business, I’m breaking down and buying a nose hair trimmer.
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Tasty Holiday Recipes the Entire Family Will Love
Are you new to the holiday cooking arena? Yeah, cooking a holiday dinner is a bit different than your regular nightly cooking. Figuring out the timing of everything to keep the flow in the kitchen moving and the food to be warm when it’s time to eat is important. But knowing how to cook that delicious menu is the most important thing. I’m going to help you out. Yep! I’m going to share my saving grace for holiday recipes with you. The First Holiday Dinner I Ever Cooked I still remember the first holiday dinner I cooked. It was 2003. DadJonz and I were married just a little over a…
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What It’s Like Being The Oldest Sister During The Teen Years
It’s exhausting being the smartest, prettiest, and overall best sister. That’s really all I have to say. I am the oldest of three while being the best. I can only imagine how my sisters feel trying to reach my level. I actually feel kind of bad for them. LOL imagine. I’m just joking. My sisters are great, doing great things, and I love them. In my MomJonz voice, “I will throat punch you if you mess with one of them.”
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Distance Learning – Should I Let My Teen Set Up Shop From Their Bedroom
Distance learning is in full effect for the school year 2020-2021. We started distance learning today, September 8. Once it was confirmed that our school year would begin 100% online, I swore up and down to my husband that our teenagers would NOT set up shop in their rooms. They were going to come down every morning and do work either in the kitchen, dining room, living room, or basement. I mean, either of these rooms would be a pretty sweet set up. Well…that didn’t happen. Orientation took place last week, and we agreed the kids could set up wherever they wanted because it wasn’t a full day. You can…
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Talking Style With E’Beth Goad
Mamas and Coffee® hosts Coffee Chats every Friday in their Facebook group. These LIVES are where individuals can sign up and chat about life. It’s REAL, RAW, and RANDOM. But oh, so fun. Let’s Introduce Our Coffee Chat Guest E’Beth Goad is a personal wardrobe stylist, a style educator, and an Active Duty Navy Spouse. She is originally from Chapel Hill, NC and attended college at Elon University. Following a career as a litigation adjuster in the insurance industry, E’Beth began her personal styling business in 2011. She teaches women simple solutions for how to look and feel their very best without breaking the bank, often by “shopping” their own…
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Best Tip In Handling Distance Learning
Distance learning is happening this year. It’s 2020, the school year of COIVD-19, and many kids are heading back to school online. As a matter of fact, some have already started. Our kids have not. Our school system delayed the start of the year by a couple of weeks. So, we will begin after Labor Day. I guess they are getting their life together as I like to say. And giving us parents time to get ours together too.
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Serving the Homeless Community
Mamas and Coffee® hosts Coffee Chats every Friday in their Facebook group. These LIVES are where individuals can sign up and chat about life. It’s REAL, RAW, and RANDOM. But oh, so fun. Let’s Introduce Our Coffee Chat Guest Marla is the author of My Thoughts Abandoned. She is also a freelance writer, blogger, and speaker. As the founder of The Bautista Project Inc, a non-profit that provides for the homeless community members in Tamp, FL, Marla spends her time feeding, educating, and mentoring people in need. What Will You Hear During This Coffee Chat? The great things The Bautista Project is doing Children’s winter mission Belonging Blanket – donate…
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Through Thick ‘n Thin
Over the last year, the quote “When Women support each other incredible things happen” has become a quote that I say several times a day and live by. I promote that quote daily to over 4,000 women from all around the world. My name is Elizabeth Simmons. I am 26 years old, and I have two children (3 and 1). I’m currently in college and majoring in Criminal Justice in hopes that one day I can help be a part of a change. My husband has been active duty in the United States Marine Corps for almost six years and has high hopes and intentions of making a career out…
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The Importance of Community in The Military Spouse Space
Mamas and Coffee® hosts Coffee Chats every Friday in their Facebook group. These LIVES are where individuals can sign up and chat about life. It’s REAL, RAW, and RANDOM. But oh, so fun. Let’s Introduce Our Coffee Chat Guest Erika Hope Bradley is a military spouse advocate, non-profit leader, freelance writer, and public speaker. Passionate about raising the awareness of the mental health challenges dependents face and removing the stigma.
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What Are Tweens Doing During Quarantine
I asked my kids to write a little something that I could share to let other moms know what my kids are doing during quarantine as we continue to face COVID-19. Fashion Diva Girl stepped up to plate. And she presented a contract for me to sign too. Darn kid! And yes! I signed it. What my days are like as a tween during quarantine 🙂
