I've always wanted to work with kids. It's something I've known I wanted to do since I was a young girl. I have always been pretty good with kids. I would help my mom take care of the children who lived with us or we babysat. When you babysit it's usually however many kids that the person you are babysitting for has. For a short time I had my own in home daycare. I kept the children of friends that I knew. The kids were pretty well behaved and :: Keep Reading ::
Things That I Am Unbothered By Now That I'm In My 30's
I turned 36 years old two weeks ago. I am beginning to understand when people say that when you hit your 30's you start to come into yourself and you care about certain things a lot less. I am beginning to do both. Life is just to short to worry about certain things. When you are growing up you tend to worry about things are not really important. But you don't realize it until you hit a certain age. Some people realize it sooner than others. It :: Keep Reading ::
Church's Chicken & Growing Up In Atlanta
Church's Chicken has been apart of my life for as long as I can remember. I still can remember my parents bringing home Church's on nights when they didn't feel like cooking or just to make dinner special. My brothers and I were thrilled. Those nights are memories I hold on to for forever. It is just one of the many memories I have of my life growing up here in Atlanta. Being born and raised here you are almost certain to have had Church's at :: Keep Reading ::
4 Reasons To Throw Your Schedule Out The Window
We live life on a routine, schedule, or plan so often that sometimes it's so good just to throw it all out the window. I am one of those people who likes to have things planned out. I am weird cause at times I can be the unorganized person in history. But there are certain things I do like to have planned. Bills, trips, and even my day to a certain extent. If I break out of my normal routine it can kind of throw everything off for me. That is :: Keep Reading ::
Appreciate The Journey
Lately I've been thinking about how long it has taken me to find a job. I am no longer calling it my job I am calling it my career. I have always enjoyed working with children. I remember telling my mom and others when I was younger I was going to be a teacher when I grew up. When I was younger my parents welcomed family members to come and stay with us or allowed younger cousins to come and stay with us during the summer or when their parents :: Keep Reading ::
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