If you’re anything like me, then you want to live at stores like Whole Foods, Earth Fare, The Fresh Market etc. The problem is though – who the hell can afford those places?! I mean who can afford to eat at them. To live there would be like 10 bajillion dollars. For example, The Fresh Market has this… Continue reading Summer Succotash
First of all, we have the BEST neighbors ever. Second of all, this lasagna will change your life. Growing up I was homeschooled. I remember on Monday’s my mom, 3 siblings and I would make 8-10 lasagnas for all our neighbors. All 4 of us would be involved, layering the noodles, cheese and meat. The best… Continue reading Lasagna for the Neighbors
Holy. Hell. Traveling with a 7 month old baby is not an easy task. It’s doable, but I don’t think I have ever been more exhausted. Oh wait, yes I have, the first 3 months of motherhood. Somehow, those sleepless memories are blocked out of my mind. Thank goodness. Mark Cooper and I flew from Florida… Continue reading Traveling the Eastern Seaboard
Since Mark is gone (and I barely even have time to eat Coop’s leftover mashed bananas) I’m no longer cooking as much. Because what’s the point? So, that means I have now taken on the role of being the husband and wife in this relationship. Which means, instead of dedicating all my time to babies and cooking, I… Continue reading Cooped in the Backyard
So. It finally happened. The day I have been dreading – Mark deploying. Mainly just because who was going to bust through the front door and save me every night at 5pm from baby duty?! Okay, that’s obviously not the only reason, but it was a BIG reason. (That droll though…) Since he is gone now, I’m… Continue reading Deployments = Single Mommyhood
Cooped in the Kitchen 