She’s so totally back

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So where have I been? 

Once again, I find myself explaining what’s been going and why I have been absent from you all. 


Firstly, I want to say I was out experiencing motherhood. I was deep in my own world with my babies. I was dealing with keeping my mind on its own axis. I have moved twice, and experienced a whole lot of change. Some I saw coming and some, due to my own failings, I did not see until it hit me like a freight train. 


So, I’m out here again, returning to my roots of writing and trying to get back some things I’ve lost. I’m not out here lamenting my life or my hardships, but I sure would like to be!! WHO does that actually help, though?  



I want to find my groove and my voice again. The things I’ve been learning and experiencing have been somewhat shocking, if not, just a huge gut check. So obviously, I’m back on my “it is what it is” shtick because legitimately I sometimes cannot think of another, “lets move it on”, phase to save my life.



As I reclaim my space, please join me as I turn my jumbled brain and thoughts into action, beauty, and a new way of living for myself. 






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