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    September Came In Like A Lion

    September came in like a lion and I wasn’t ready for it be here. Although I shouldn’t have stressed as I know everything that happens was in God’s hands. God knows our needs before we do. As I had been worried the past couple weeks since returning from my dads. We had to pay him back the down payment on the car. Which we were blessed to have gotten with his help. Although I didn’t think paying him back would cause things to fall apart the way they did   We ended up late on our rent and thank God our landlord hasn’t complained and doesn’t charge us a late…

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    August Was The Hardest Month For Me

    I would like to share something I let slide right past and I shouldn’t have. I should have take David and Charlie out to dinner as it wouldn’t have happened without my family. You see August 28 was my blogging anniversary. The day I went out on a limb and decided I could create my own blog. Did I know what I was doing or what it would entail no,  I didn’t. Although I knew I needed to do something if I had planned on being a at home mom. This was in August of 2007. It’s hard to believe it has been 10 years. Did I think it would…

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    Looking after a parent with dementia

    Looking after a parent with dementia We all want to take care of our parents as they grow old. We wish that they didn’t suffer from any ailments. But old age is uncertain. And sometimes, diseases like dementia do come into the picture. Taking care of a parent who has dementia is not easy. And one of the most critical areas here is the communication difficulties that you’ll face. Your parent might at times not comprehend your words and the intention behind it. And this surely can be frustrating. Develop and understanding You might find it tough to grasp the reason why your mother/father behaves differently under the impact of…

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