Friday, April 1, 2011

Mom Make-Over :)


My Life As A Stay-At-Home Mom!: New Hair Color!

Let's bring it back home to the Stay at Home Mom, this is where I fit in. Generally we are well put together, but not perfect. However, there are the days when styles don't quite get finished, well there are a lot of days when they don't even get started. Speaking from a personal standpoint, many times hair color is brought home from the grocery store and is usually whatever is one sale. In addition to at home hair color, stay at home moms also do something else at home. Executive moms, you may want to look away for this next part ... stay at home moms sometimes even cut their own hair at home. Shocking isn't it. Anything to save a buck or two.

Anyway, the hair color products i used was Revlon light Auburn , but since my hair is dark the result is not that really light...but i love the effect..


No matter what kind of mom you take the day to do something for yourself. Whether it's taking a long hot shower or playing with the kids. It's your day, live it and love it.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Are you a working mom?



So you ask...Do I work?Uh yes, I work 24 hours a day.Why? Because I am a Mommy! That makes me an alarm clock,a cook, a maid,a teacher,a nanny,a nurse, a security officer,a photographer,a counselor,a chauffeur,an ATM,a jungle gym & a comforter.I don't get holidays,sick pay or days off.I work through the DAY & NIGHT. I am on call at ALL hours & days. But it's the most REWARDING & OUTSTANDING job any woman could have;D

Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs in my field, since the payment is pure love.

My Prayers for Japan


The devastating 8.9 magnitude earthquake in Japan


I
can't help but to write a blog to extend my deepest sympathy. My heart aches for those who are dealing with the aftermath of the earthquake and ensuing tsunami last March 11, 2011 in Japan. I just can’t imagine the pain they are going through. One minute, everything was fine. The next minute, many people lost everything. Their houses, their cars, their family members. Now they are poking through the remnants of their former lives, not only searching for anything salvageable, but searching for the bodies of their loved ones as well. I hope and pray that they have peace. I pray they have the strength to get through these next few days and weeks. Japan is just so modern, so strong, so… prepared. To see such a strong nation brought to its knees like this is gut wrenching. But I know that they will pull themselves out of the mire and rebuild, becoming a strong and great nation once again. Until then, however, they will be at the forefront of my thoughts and prayers.