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How Becoming A Single Parent By Divorce Changed Me And My Kids
More than five years ago, my now ex husband suddenly announced, I don’t want to do this anymore. I was stunned to my core, but in hindsight I realized that our marriage for the past few years before, had been … Continue reading
It’s Not You, It’s Me
I was watching some video about the saying, It’s not you, it’s me, and how when break ups sometimes occur, that’s the line used. I guess the, It’s not you, it’s me, is designed to make the person whom you’re … Continue reading
Posted in divorce, finding happiness at 50
Tagged breakup, ex-wife, family bonding, forgiveness, healing after divorce, relationships
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College Kids Home For The Weekend
This was a great weekend for us – the college kids and I were home together all weekend! We bonded again (which is good because sometimes when they’re away, the connection can strain). We had some good heart to heart … Continue reading
Posted in finding happiness at 50, love
Tagged college kids return, Easter, family bonding, gratitude, home, kids and divorce, single mom parenting
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Anger And The Single Parent
Anger raised its ugly fist this weekend at our house. I had to stay centered as chaos swirled around us. Thank God I wasn’t the direct reason for the anger because it was freaking tense here and that’s an understatement. … Continue reading
Happy Mother’s Day To All The Single Moms!
Moms without a partner, whether you’re divorced, separated, widowed or never married, my hat is off to you today! You deserve a medal of honor for what you’ve accomplished by continuing to strive to be the BEST MOMMY AND MUM … Continue reading
Posted in divorce, finding happiness at 50, inspiration, love, women 50
Tagged being a single mom, being a single parent, family bonding, gratitude, grief, helping kids to heal, how life changes after divorce, Mama, mom, mommy, mum, reality of being a mom, relationship between divorced parents and kids
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