• Alejandro, My One Day Stand

    Alejandro, My One Day Stand

    So yesterday was the first blog I’ve missed in over 30 days. Not bad. I did try to blog Saturday night so it would post Sunday, but the internet on the campground stopped working and then so did I. I went to the gas station to get a lottery ticket on Saturday night (I didn’t Read more

  • There was a Wedding

    There was a Wedding

    We peeled out of Knoxville at 7 am yesterday to head to Charleston, SC. One of my best friend’s daughter was getting married. The smallest of small weddings and I was the officiant. I married those two and another couple, on the beach in a quick, but pretty amazing little ceremony. Not amazing because I Read more

  • Mommy Can’t be a Prostitute (Yet)

    Mommy Can’t be a Prostitute (Yet)

    So it seems my days of ghostwriting are coming to an end. Well, ghostwriting for my one major client. Not necessarily ghostwriting in general. I got a phone call today that my services will no longer be in the budget after this month. And here’s the funny thing about it all. When I was given Read more

  • Sometimes You Have to Kidnap the Kids and Unwind

    Sometimes You Have to Kidnap the Kids and Unwind

    I only worked a half day yesterday. My kiddo texts me right before 11am and said that he was finished with school and he asked me if I would come pick him up. Today is actually the last day of school, I think. I’m not exactly sure because from what I gather, the teachers have Read more

  • Home

    Home

    I made it home. Dayton isn’t really that far from Knoxville. It’s about a 4.5-hour drive. Somehow I usually manage to make it a 6-hour drive. But this trip, I didn’t get abducted by aliens at all (which is usually my excuse for arriving over an hour late).  It was a great day for a Read more

  • Homeward Bound

    Homeward Bound

    I’ve officially been in Dayton for 2 weeks. I’ll be leaving today (or tomorrow) and heading home. I finished my daughter (not so) surprise fence. The great thing about doing manual labor here is that they are so prepared. They have all the tools you need to build just about anything. I stressed out all Read more