Mom Works It Out by Angela Gillis

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Discover the Delights of Texas with the Kids in Tow

Discover the Delights of Texas with the Kids in Tow

Hey, have you ever thought about Texas as your next family vacation spot? Well, you should! The Lone Star State isn’t just massive; it’s hugely fun, with its vast landscapes and vibrant scenes offering a smorgasbord of adventures perfect for kids and adults alike. Whether you’re a city slicker or a nature lover, Texas has something for everyone. So, buckle up—let’s dive into why Texas should be at the top of your family’s travel list! Explore a World of Landscapes! Isn’t seeing mountains, deserts, and beaches all in one state unique? Texas is seriously a dream for families who thrive…

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Exploring Unique Ways To Manage Pain Naturally

Exploring Unique Ways To Manage Pain Naturally

If you’re on the hunt for some natural pain relief options and tired of gulping down painkillers, you’ve landed in the right place. Whether it’s that nagging back pain, a sprained ankle, or just the usual suspects of discomfort, let’s look into some pretty great methods that might just be your new go-to for pain management, no pills required!  Photo by Tara Winstead from Pexels Controlled Breathing Techniques Let’s start with something you can do anywhere, anytime: controlled breathing. Ever tried the 4-7-8 technique or diaphragmatic breathing? They’re total game-changers. By simply regulating your breath, you can dial down the…

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Weight Loss Stall? Here’s What’s Stopping …

Weight Loss Stall? Here’s What’s Stopping It!

Losing weight is a challenging thing to do. The problem is that it’s not the weight loss part that is hard, but overcoming the challenges that get in your way. As somebody who has been overweight or obese for some time, you’ll know that it’s never just a case of mind over matter. Obesity is a disease, and food can be an addiction. The problem is trying to identify that addiction and making sure that you can overcome it—weight loss issues. If you are currently going through a weight loss journey, but your weight loss seems to have slowed down…

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4 Key Things To Know Before Taking Any Weight …

4 Key Things To Know Before Taking Any Weight Loss Medication

Weight loss medication is everywhere nowadays, but that isn’t necessarily great. These medications have their uses and benefits, though the over-popularization means many of us are being drawn in without knowing what we’re properly getting into.  You see countless “success stories” online, and it tempts you to give weight loss medication maybe a go. You should consult a doctor before taking any medication, but what else should you know before looking into weight loss meds?  Does it genuinely work? You’ll find an absurd amount of weight loss medications online, and some work while others are placebos. What’s the point in…

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Key Comfort Hacks to Help You Sleep Well

Key Comfort Hacks to Help You Sleep Well

Even when you’re more tired than you imagine, you still struggle to get a good night’s sleep when you need it the most. Getting comfortable at night isn’t something you have mastered yet, so what can you do to ensure you sleep well in the evening? It is so important to take care of yourself when you’re a parent, and sleep plays a massive role in this. Feeling comfortable is the first place to start; from bed sheets to pajamas, you must have everything in place. These key comfort hacks will help you to sleep well no matter what. Invest…

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How I’m building workout consistency

How I’m building workout consistency

I used to be the consistency queen, but things have changed in my life. I’m not consistent at much anymore due to stepping away from the systems that kept me on task. I’ve overfilled my to-do list, which has left me paralyzed. I hope that makes sense. Over the past six months, I’ve given myself too much grace to operate, which has left me in a place of not committing too much. Now that my schedule is less filled with PTA things, I have decided to get my life back on track, and I’m starting with my workout schedule. It…

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Hitting Your Workout Goals Without Harming Yourself

Hitting Your Workout Goals Without Harming Yourself

If you are trying to be as healthy as possible, exercise is integral to that. And if you take your exercise quite seriously, you have some specific workout goals you are aiming for. In this case, you must be doing all you can to reach them so that you can enjoy the benefits of doing so as much as possible and to a great extent. However, if you are not careful, it is perfectly possible to harm yourself when you are working out, especially if you are rigorously trying to pursue a goal. So, with that in mind, what can…

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Take care of yourself, because no one else …

Take care of yourself, because no one else will

You have got to take care of your health. It’s not funny anymore that several people are not looking after themselves, are not doing what they need to do, and are living in ignorance. It might be a more leisurely life right now, but later down the line, when facing problems that could have been avoided if you had looked after yourself a little better, you won’t think so then. In this article, we will look at some of the things you should do to care for yourself, so keep reading if you want to learn more. What You’re Putting Into…

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Monthly Wrap-up #2 (February 2024)

Monthly Wrap-up #2 (February 2024)

Happy March! With the start of the new month, it’s time to recap the previous month. Overall, February was a good, healing month for me. I hate to sound like a Disney song, but “for the first time in forever,” I started feeling like myself again. February was a busy month. The PTA is doing a lot of firsts this year, so we hosted our first party/dance for the kids for Mardi Gras. This is the one thing I wanted to accomplish besides a better field day as PTA president. That took a lot of work, but the kids enjoyed…

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February reading wrap-up of eight books and a …

February reading wrap-up of eight books and a reading slump

Let’s recap the books I read in February, which included eight books and a book slump. The book slump is questionable. All I know is I can’t get into any book I pick up. That’s a story for another time. Let’s get to the books I read and whether I liked them. Beartown by Fredrick Brackman (Beartown #1)  Rating: 4.5⭐ Beartown is like Friday Night Lights in a hockey town instead of a football town. The story focuses on what happens when loyalty and commitment are questioned after a tragic event in this small town.  I didn’t think I would…

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Teach Yourself DIY and Take Charge of Your …

Teach Yourself DIY and Take Charge of Your Home

Stereotypically, people often view DIY and home maintenance as a man’s job. But as you well know, this is an incredibly outdated and archaic viewpoint that comes from old-fashioned notions of masculinity and prejudice. There is no reason why a woman can’t get her hands dirty and get stuck into some home repairs. Whether putting up a shelf or building an entire home gym from scratch, anyone can learn the DIY skills needed to keep their home in top condition. Pixabay Mastering these techniques will enable you to take charge of your home, boost your confidence, and save time and money.…

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