How to create an inspiring workspace is easier than you think! Never mind the drab white table, steel dividers and grey accents. You can put some personality and a happy vibe wherever you work! Read more…
How to create an inspiring workspace
Archive of ‘Working Mom’ category
Waking Up Together
Waking up together would be lovely. Can a working Mom handle it? It’s all about perspective. After spending 4 days at home with my 4-year-old (stayed home on Friday to care for my sick son, then there was the weekend, and then a replacement leave for Monday), it was time for me to go back […] Read more…
Finding time for Mommy
Finding time for Mommy is tough but a must-do. We know that Mommy life is packed, whether you’re a stay-at-home Mom or a working Mom. It’s so easy to be others-centric when you’re a Mom. You cater to your children’s needs first, your husband’s requests first, before your own. Sometimes you’ve already drained yourself of […] Read more…
Wishful thinking, quick I Love You’s
I wish I could prepare my son’s lunchbox everyday. He can’t really read yet but he knows how to read “Timmy” and “Mommy”, and now “I love you!”. Those are all the words that matter when it comes to quick notes squeezed in between packed snacks. Read more…
Thankful for 2013
Thankful for the blessings, thankful for the opportunities, thankful for the challenges. Thank you 2013, for opening new roads, for taking me and my family on a wonderful and blessed journey this year. Read more…
Mommy Guilt Trip
So I had one of the most “Mommy guilt”-filled moments recently. Ugh, I feel like kicking myself in the shins every time it comes to mind. My son and I were watching Toy Story on TV together. He, being the hyper kid he is, wasn’t content with just sitting back and watching. He was running […] Read more…
Keep Moving Forward: Lessons in life choices
“Keep moving forward.” That’s a line from “Meet the Robinsons”, one of my son’s favorite films. Whatever life puts in your path, keep moving forward. Whatever humps are in the way, keep moving forward. No U-turns allowed. (Source: Mary Englebrite art via Tumblr) Read more…