Lately, we have had some really bad luck. Here are some examples of some of the things that have happened lately. We all had the flu. Mr. Right had a kidney infection. I had some complications from the flu and a sinus infection that have dragged on for over 3 weeks. A black cat crossed [...]
Posts Tagged ‘motherhood’
It It Weren’t For Bad Luck, We’d Have No Luck
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, tagged Children, humor, motherhood, parenting on March 13, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I’m in the Wrong Line of Work
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, Politics, tagged ed spitzer, marriage, motherhood, parenting, Politics on March 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
While I am sure there are a lot of profound (and not so profound) things to say about New York Governor, Eliot Spitzer’s behavior with prostitutes, there is one thing I keep thinking. Have you heard he may have spent as much as $80,000 on prostitutes in the past few years? The incident over which he [...]
Answered Prayers
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, tagged flu, motherhood, parenting, prayers on March 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Last week, I posted about the father of one the children in my children’s preschool class, Russell, who was hospitalized and in a drug induced coma due to complications with the flu. He is doing better – MUCH better. Last Friday they were able to move him off a ventilator and get him breathing on [...]
JenuineJen’s Blog Party
Posted in Blogs & Bloggy Stuff, tagged blog party, Children, family life, marriage, motherhood, parenting, preschoolers, Recipes on March 7, 2008 | 36 Comments »
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!!!
It’s Blog Party Week in Blogland! Welcome to my Party! Thanks for Visiting!!
Since this is a blog party, we need to kick this party off with the most important part: FOOD! Everyone loves food. Let’s have some! If you were here, I would [...]
Flu of 2008 Strikes Again, Prayer Request
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, tagged family, flu, motherhood, parenting on March 3, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Last week, I posted about how the vicious, viral, vile flu of 2008 struck our family. On Friday, we learned that one of the fathers of a child in GigglyGirl and BusyBoy’s class has been hospitalized due to the flu. The father, whose name is Russell, had the flu and it developed into pneumonia. He is currently [...]
North Atlanta Consignment Sales
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, tagged Atlanta, consignment sales, Georgia, motherhood, parenting, shopping on February 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This post has moved to my new url: http://jenuinejen.com. Please click the following link to go directly to North Atlanta Consignment Sales.
The Vicious, Viral, Vile Flu of 2008
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, tagged family life, motherhood, parenting on February 28, 2008 | 3 Comments »
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The Big Bad Flu
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, tagged family life, motherhood, parenting on February 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
All four of us have the flu. On top of that, Mr. Right has a sinus infection. He has antibiotics and a cough suppressant. GigglyGirl and BusyBoy have a script to keep nausea at bay. We spent over 2 hours in the local Children’s Urgent Care facility yesterday evening. That was the shortest line we [...]
Handmade Teddy Bear
Posted in GigglyGirl, tagged Children, motherhood, mothering, parenting, preschoolers on November 12, 2007 | 1 Comment »
GigglyGirl gave me a handmade teddy bear the other day. She drew it and then cut out around her drawing. When she gave it to me, she said that she was going to put it by my bed so I could cuddle with it every night. She has since asked me if I like cuddling [...]
Halloween
Posted in Observations & Everyday Life, tagged Children, halloween, motherhood, parenting, preschoolers on November 2, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The children, Mr. Right, and I had a fun Halloween. We are currently a one car household. Wednesday, Halloween, Mr. Right had an appointment that he could not miss at 9:00 am and we were not sure how long it would take. Instead of carpooling him to his appointment and picking him up later, so [...]



