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Riverside Patriotic Murals: Rosie the Riveter & American Flag Ribbon in Fort Worth
When David and I went down to Riverside during our exploration in Fort Worth, we discovered two powerful patriotic murals that immediately stood out—each one telling a different story, but both reflecting pride, strength, and community spirit. One mural features the iconic image of Rosie the Riveter, a symbol of resilience and women’s strength during World War II. Seeing this artwork in a neighborhood setting adds a meaningful reminder of the role everyday people play in shaping history. Rosie the Riveter is someone I’ve looked up to all my life. I don’t know about my family but David’s mom let me know her family was a Rosie Riveter back in…
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7 Day Water & Walking Challenge July 3rd
I’m so proud of myself as I began the I Think I Can Challenge which is a 7 Day Walking & Water Challenge on July 3rd and I’ve been able to get all my steps in each day although more times than not it was hard. I also was able to consume 80 ounces of water everyday thanks to David going to Walmart with me everyday. On Saturdays David works longer hours and we may not be able to go to Walmart or any stores for me to walk in. But I did get up this morning and went outside and walked around our building once. If I do that…
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Why I Still Share Homeschool Content
I don’t know about you but for me there are early hours where my mind starts replaying everything I’ve been carrying as a parent. I started thinking about homeschooling, not as a perfect system, but as real life—messy mornings, hard lessons, and the moments that somehow stick with you more than the curriculum ever will. That’s really what this series is about. Not perfection. Not comparison. Just truth from one parent to another. As I wanted to share why I still share #Homeschool content with you. Why This Series Exists Homeschooling content is something I still share because I know what it feels like to question yourself. To wonder if…








