Showing posts with label #BEDN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #BEDN. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

#BEDN Photography

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Day 4 of Blog Everyday In November is Photography.

I love taking pics. I am no professional, but I dabble. Here are some recent ones I've done of some weddings. 
 

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

#BEDN Food Glorious Food

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Day 3 of Blog Everyday In November (#BEDN) is Food Glorious Food.

What is your favorite food? I'm a red meat girl. Steak in particular. You really can't go wrong with streak. And I'm hungry right now.....so just look at these appetizing pics and drool:

 

Monday, November 2, 2015

#BEDN Love Mondays

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Day Two of Blog Everyday In November (#BEDN) - Love Mondays
Yeah, I'm pretty sure I Do Not love Mondays. I work every other Monday, and it wouldn't be so bad if Callan had school. But in our school district, there is no school on Mondays. They have a 4-day school week Up North here. So on the Mondays that I do work, (Jason works as well Monday through Friday), I am scrambling to find a place for Callan to go because he is too young to stay home alone still, I feel. He is 7. Plus then I feel it is another missed day with him. Sad.
 

Sunday, November 1, 2015

#BEDN Something New About Yourself

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Day 1 of Blog Everyday In November (#BEDN) - Something New About Yourself

November begins my third month in my new job. And I guess I have not really talked about it too much. And it is the reason I have been slacking at blogging - sad face! I enjoy working outside the home though. This job is the first time I have worked outside of the home in 11 years. Yes....ELEVEN years!
My job is called a Universal Worker and it is at a local senior living facility. It is a mix of being a PCA/CNA. "Taking care of old people", I joke. I work ten hour shifts, alternating 40 and 30 hour work weeks. But it is from noon to 10pm at night. It is a rough schedule, especially since I feel like I am never home with Callan or Jason. But it is rewarding work, and the funds help our family, obviously.
I have to wear scrubs everyday, so Callan calls me a nurse. But that isn't quite right. I cook, clean, give medications, dress, assist with personal cares, minor first aide, and a whole slew of other things for 22 elderly people. Sometimes I feel like I do more for these people than I do my own family, and it is wearing me down. But Callan told me he was proud of me the other day. And when your 7 year old son tells you that.....well, it makes it all worth it.

Food & Drink, Includes Health & Wellness #MomsDadsGrads2026

This year is a big one for me as a Mom of a Grad! He is moving on to bigger and better things, and I will be an Empty-Nester! It is an excit...