WHAT DO YOU DO FOR A LIVING?
This is the question I dread being asked the most. I used to answer, “I’m a stay-at-home mom,” (SAHM), to which the reactions have ranged from a slow confused nod, to a fleeting expression of distaste.
This is the question I dread being asked the most. I used to answer, “I’m a stay-at-home mom,” (SAHM), to which the reactions have ranged from a slow confused nod, to a fleeting expression of distaste.
On some days, it feels as though every conversation I have with my kids is only yelling and scolding. It’s as if that’s the only interaction we have sometimes.
I was one of those that would pack within 24 hours of my scheduled flight, throwing items will-nilly into my carry-on. I was so young and foolish. Now that I’m a mom, I don’t leave anything to chance.
Granted, I never clean so well as when we are about to have guests over.
Do your kids sometimes offer their own nuggets of wisdom when you need it most?
A young girl named Shoba, with the help of her monkey Fuzzy Patel, takes a magical journey to Mumbai in order to attend a monkey wedding, meeting an eclectic assortment of well-wishers along the way.