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Welcome to another Friday! Which means it’s time for some hilarious KID QUOTES!! If you’re new here, I am a social worker that works primarily with kids. I started posting kid quotes on Facebook, and they got rave reviews. So … Continue reading →

Back at Christmas time, my fellow Maine-ah, and fellow Jennifer, awarded me the awesome and most prestigious Versatile Blogger Award! I’m a total dweeb for waiting this long to officially receive it, but at the time I was taking a … Continue reading →

Ever since I was very young, people have told me that I’m an “old soul.” I’ve taken this as a compliment most of the time. Surely it must mean I am wise, that I am mature, that I am somehow … Continue reading →

There are moments in my days when I struggle. When I have to reach into my pockets and pull out pieces of sunshine. My memories. I curl up in these patches of sunshine stretched out in my hand, much like … Continue reading →

I am with them only for a brief season of time. We walk together, side by side as I lend an ear, strategy, or perhaps simply hope. They share with me their energy, their laughter, their pain, their story. Within … Continue reading →

Welcome, Sunday. Today Casey and I are going on an adventure. As in we picked a random point on the map, and we’re driving to it, to explore, to be silly, to hopefully go snowshoeing if we can find a … Continue reading →

Jenn was my life’s missing piece.__________________________________________________ This post was inspired by the awesome road trip we had on Tuesday, which only happened because she stepped up to go on a site visit with me so I wouldn’t have to travel alone.  It’s … Continue reading →

Welcome to another edition of Kid Quotes Friday! This is now a linky-linky and I encourage you to grab the button from the sidebar (over there! —>) and link up a post of yours detailing a funny story about your … Continue reading →

If all goes according to plan this year (and I am hoping FOR ONCE, that it will), we will be moving to North Carolina. And before we settle in to the new life down south (it kills me to think … Continue reading →

Too often I let days slip by, blurring into one another like white lines passing me by on the highway. This year, I am working so hard to do less of this. To be an active participant in my life. … Continue reading →