This story first appeared on my Facebook feed. My friend had simply titled "Must Read". I was intrigued and marked it for later. I read it late last night, and I was left in awe. I don't want to spoil it for you, but it is heartbreaking. This story is now making the rounds, and … Continue reading Alex Tizon’s “My Family Slave”
Author: Jenn
5 Tips for Poshmark Buyers
There's quite a few tips and tricks out there for Poshmark sellers. In fact, I've written a few. However, I thought I'd change it up a bit and write about a few things Poshmark sellers wished buyers understood. 1. Please read the item description. A good seller will write what you need in the description. … Continue reading 5 Tips for Poshmark Buyers
Kindness Challenge: Week 1
The theme for Week 1 is self-love. I admit, I never had much of it for myself. I've only recently discovered the impact that various experiences have had on me; things that cultivated a series of self-doubt, low self-esteem and a pessimistic outlook. Instead of saying "I Can!" or even "I'll try", I had already … Continue reading Kindness Challenge: Week 1
Fleeting Memories
What do you remember about your mother? It had been quite some time since she passed, so at that moment, I wasn't sure how to answer. Years later, I find that the memories of who she was, and what she did when we were children, are slowly fading away. I sit and sometimes wonder, what … Continue reading Fleeting Memories
Giving Opportunity – Climb Out of the Darkness
Hooray for our first community giving opportunity! The first opportunity is the Climb Out of the Darkness Event: BENEFITING: POSTPARTUM SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL EVENT: Climb out of the Darkness EVENT DATE: Jun 24, 2017 THE STORY: Climb Out of the Darkness® is the world’s largest event raising awareness of maternal mental illnesses like postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety … Continue reading Giving Opportunity – Climb Out of the Darkness
Not Like Us
He was what everyone deemed as an outsider. Maybe it's because of the way he looked or dressed, or how he acted. He was socially awkward, and no matter what he tried to do, he could never fit in. I didn't like him as a person. I couldn't stand how he would somehow sneak his … Continue reading Not Like Us
Poshmark: Enticing a Return Buyer
The world of Poshmark is so competitive. Buyers have so many choices and options. It takes a lot to really become a successful seller. Because of this, a sale is always appreciated. However, a sale from a repeat buyer? That's gold. Aside from selling quality goods and providing amazing service, what else can a Posher … Continue reading Poshmark: Enticing a Return Buyer
10 Great Buys from The Mom Made Market
I love the opportunity to support small businesses. I always get excited when there are Farmer's Markets, Pop-up Shops and markets like The Mom Made Market. Today marked the first of two days in Del Mar. I definitely enjoyed my time: These wonderful and talented people will still be at The Del Mar fairgrounds tomorrow … Continue reading 10 Great Buys from The Mom Made Market
Postpartum: When Does it Get Better?
Another post for Maternal Mental Health Week! Today is #SayitSaturday! I thought it was fitting to also use the Daily Prompt, "Better", and tie it all in. Anytime you find yourself in a tough spot, you always wonder, "When will it get better? When will this all be over?" This is so true when you're … Continue reading Postpartum: When Does it Get Better?
Postpartum: Loss of Identity (Pt 2)
A few weeks ago, I discussed how Postpartum Depression and Anxiety, coupled with the obvious changes that come with Motherhood, changed my own perspective and identity at work. If you've been following me on Twitter, you've noticed that I've been posting more because this week is Maternal Mental Health Week. Thus, I thought it would … Continue reading Postpartum: Loss of Identity (Pt 2)
This Mommy is Real 