I'm Still Here.....

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I haven’t blogged in 2 months and I am so ashamed. I got so busy with my classes and kids and honestly, I really just went blank. When I created this blog, I had so many ideas on what I wanted it to be about. So many that I just was writing whatever I came up with. And even though what I have posted has been pretty good and drew in a great number of readers, my heart wasn’t as into as I wanted it to be. So, I took some time to think and clear my head and really decide on what direction I wanted to take this. My major in school is Business Administration. I love clerical work. But what I love more is being a stay at home mom with my daughters. And I’m pretty sure they love it even more. They best way to make them and myself happy all while making money is to really get serious about my own business and my own brand. I had to decide to stop making this just a platform to talk about whatever I want and turn it into what makes my family happy. I must be serious. I can’t go months of not writing. Months of thinking about what I should do. I must make it happen. So, I decided to turn my blog into a great place for moms to come and read some great ideas I have, stories about my kids, being a stay at home mother, and a 31-year-old student. Just with those things alone I have so much to say. Not to mention, I want to hear some ideas and stories of my readers as well. I want this to be a great community for moms to get together. I have so many ideas and plans that are coming your way. I’ll even be doing giveaways to those who subscribe. My plans for my future and the future of my kids is all I think about now. Being a mom has made me such a better woman.

Join in on this ride I’m taking….I know it will be a great one!

“As much time as you spend trying to be like someone else, you could be perfecting YOU" -Ashley Janay-

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