Mashable came out with a new infographic this week about mommy bloggers. As soon as I heard word of its existence I rushed over to the site hoping for self-deprecating hilarity, but was immediately met with lukewarm informativeness. Numbers, numbers, numbers, blah blah, blah… The most interesting bit of data was this little quote: 14% …
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I was recently invited to review the new Bob Evan in Rogers, AR. Okay. I’m not a food blogger, but free food is free food. Um… wait. What’s a Bob Evans? Also, I think I’m going to start a diet. So this is the same day I started using the MyFitnessPal app on my iPhone …
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Lately I’ve been doing a lot of parenting by Pinterest. Back in the olden days when I was pregnant, you know 3 years ago, I had to read books to get all psycho about something. Now I can just look at pretty pictures on Pinterest for answers to all of my parenting problems like how …
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This is the piece that I wrote and shared at the Listen To Your Mother live show in April 2012 at the Walton Art Center in Fayetteville, AR. You can read more about Listen To Your Mother, a nation series of live shows that are a celebration of motherhood here. So I got a …
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Our local Listen To Your Mother show was yesterday. Going in we really didn’t know what to expect, but I can tell you today I’m still on an adrenaline high. It was a HUGE success. Huge! There might have been a few hiccups, like the street being closed in front of the venue because of …
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My friend Lela Davidson recently wrote this post for Today Moms (that immediately went viral) about baby helmets, or specifically the Thudguard. I’m not even kidding. Baby helmets. Just go read it because I can’t really add anything that Lela hasn’t already said. Confession: I’ve been sitting on a review because I didn’t really know …
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Easter 2012 included family, friends, food, a helicopter and bird poop. Hallelujah!
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If you’re reading this you’re likely trying to justify a very expensive, seemingly frivolous purchase. Don’t worry! I’m here to help.
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Arkansas blogger Kerri Case, author of “Damn You, Little Rock,” talks about writing as a method to prevent stabbing.
Read more »Get your tickets now to the Northwest Arkansas live Listen To Your Mother show April 29th. This event WILL sell out. It’s in the smaller Starr theater at Walton Arts Center, which only holds 200 people! There’s a good chance my redneck
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