A Secret to Success as a Working Mom: Turn Burn Out Into Bliss and Embrace Joy

Last weekend my youngest was committed to going to the "Water Steps" a man-made water fall in Pittsburgh by the rivers. (Fun Fact: Three rivers converge in Pittsburgh--The Ohio River, The Monongahela River, and the Allegheny River.)  He kept asking. I knew he was serious when he said, "If you won't take me, I'll ask  daddy!" Given that it was highly unlikely that would happen on an unscheduled day, I relented. So, we went. It wasn’t planned in the way most things in my life are. No calendar block. No checklist. No “productive” purpose attached. And, so in some respects it was uncomfortable. And yet, it seemed necessary. It was the idea of my 8-year-old—offered with the kind of urgency only children possess when something is profoundly important to them.

Mega Monday!


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Yesterday was April Fool's Day. My Facebook post said, "I hit the Mega Million". If you hadn't figured it out, it was a joke. I was not was not among the fortunate, this time. However, I did hit the lottery.

I grew up New York state and the motto of the Lotto was " all you need is a dollar and a dream". Even though I like nice things I'm a saver so I have a couple of dollars. And I know that I have a dream. Not to sound to hokey, but I have decided to use my talents and resources to bet on Mega Me.
I'll keep you posted on how that goes!
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