Category Archives: ommeetup

OM :: The Temple that Crohn’s Built

It’s no secret that I have a chronic illness called Crohn’s Disease. It’s not a topic of conversation I bring up readily, as it makes some people uncomfortable. But I think not ever talking about something that is prevalent in your life is dishonest. This past week, I had a routine colonoscopy. It requires a…Continue Reading

OM :: The Tradition Shift

I remember when I was a young kid that I always had mixed feelings about Good Friday. My brother and I usually had a half day of school and then we would come home to a dramatic reading of the Good Friday/Easter story by my mother from the Children’s Bible. It seemed to always be…Continue Reading

OM :: The Tick Tock

No, not my biological clock… that ship has happily sailed away and two boys is plenty, as you know. And although, I swear I had my first official hot flash this past week, that is not *the tick tock* either. I’m craving routine in the worst way. I miss having a structured day where the…Continue Reading

OM :: The Hoarder Files

Whenever I get very busy with my business, the first thing to fall into disarray is housekeeping. I’m not a very astute housekeeper in any case. It is usually the last thing on my mind. But…. when the laundry is piled high and the clutter is piled high, my stress level becomes piled high. It’s…Continue Reading

OM :: The Just Cuz

My moment happened yesterday. My husband gave me flowers. No reason… just cuz. *sigh* ::: OM is *one moment* and is a meetup designed to notice & relish a moment in everyday life. The meetup idea was created by Linda at her blog, a la mode stuff. If you’d like to participate in OM, just…Continue Reading

OM :: The Random Points You Home

I was going to write another moment this morning, but with the news of the 8.9 earthquake off the coast of Japan, all moments seem to fade to the background. The randomness of this makes us all aware of how alike we are. Can you relate to a tsunami if you live in Nebraska? Probably…Continue Reading

OM :: The Holla for Challah

One simple decision can align many of your cares into a singular satisfying experience. It doesn’t happen often, but if you’re paying attention (and I am, thank you, Linda), you can enjoy the moment and sigh contentedly. I sometimes struggle in my mind with the daily decisions I make on behalf of my family. The…Continue Reading

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