Monthly Archives: November 2009

Amazing event and giveaway sponsored by Bill Me Later


Bill Me Later is hosting Toy Tuesday on December 8, 2009. What is Bill Me Later? Bill Me Later is an easy and quick way to shop without having to use your credit card. To take advantage of Bill Me … Continue reading

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Rheumatoid Arthritis Setbacks


One of the hardest thing about having rheumatoid arthritis is the setbacks. After days of increased energy, the malaise fairy visited me. To think, a year ago, I did not even know what the word “malaise” meant. For those of … Continue reading

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An Award and Other What Nots


I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.   Melanie over at Mommy Tantrums gave me the lemonade stand award so I am finally getting to passing it along.   Thank you Melanie. The rules are as follows… 1) Put the Lemonade logo on … Continue reading

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Happy Thanksgiving!


Happy Thanksgiving!  I am in the kitchen cooking (no that is not the fire alarm you hear) so you won’t hear another peep out of me until this holiday is over.  Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday.   Hope yours blessed, joyous … Continue reading

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Wordless Wednesday: Thanksgiving Already?


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I don’t believe in luck, but I do believe in miracles


Wrestler, CM Punk, has a tattoo on his left entitled “luck is losers,” and this is a mantra that he lives by. Wikipedia defines luck as “a chance happening”, or something that “happens beyond a person’s control.” Some people may … Continue reading

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I am blogged out so here’s a repost


Ten Lessons I Have Learned Being a Mom to Boys (Note: If you have a weak stomach, please move on the next post.) 1. Pee has a mind of its own and a little boy has no control of that. … Continue reading

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Coping means acceptance, strength, control, and personal growth


One of things I have learned about having RA is that my life’s struggles led me to be a fighter. How I learned to deal with crises in the past prepared me for Rheumatoid Arthritis. My struggles have forced me … Continue reading

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I Hate Having Rheumatoid Arthritis


This is a venting moment. There are 2.1 million Americans who have been diagnosed with rheumatoid and sometimes – okay, always – I wish I wasn’t one of them. I hate RA because: I try to maintain a positive attitude … Continue reading

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Examiner Cleveland: Topics that affect moms everywhere


Today’s moms are busier than ever before with the demands that they have. Their demands come from every direction: their jobs, their children’s schools, and their home lives. Quite often, the only peace and quiet mothers get is when they … Continue reading

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Happy 1st Blogiversary to me!


To celebrate, I am not going to blog.  What that means for the rest of you is that I will keep my opinions to myself for one day.  Isn’t that worth celebrating?

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Seven Pounds


This past May, I purchased the movie “Seven Pounds” and never got to watch it. This past weekend, I dug it up and watched it on my laptop. This movie is absolutely amazing. Will Smith is at his finest. If … Continue reading

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