Motherhood, Mischief, and Mayhem

 As parents, we all know how challenging it can be to convince our little ones to eat their veggies. But worry not! We've got the perfect solution that will leave both kids and parents smiling: Easy Veggie Quesadillas! Packed with wholesome ingredients and bursting with flavors, this recipe is a surefire way to ensure your kids get the nutrition they need in a delightful package. Recipe: Ingredients: Whole wheat tortillas (6-inch size) 1 cup grated cheddar cheese (or any favorite cheese) 1 cup colorful bell peppers, thinly sliced 1 cup zucchini, grated 1 cup baby spinach leaves 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 teaspoon cumin powder Salt and pepper to taste Instructions: Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium heat. Add the sliced bell peppers and grated zucchini. Sauté for 3-4 minutes until they become slightly tender. Season with cumin powder, salt, and pepper. Lay out a tortilla on a flat surface. Sprinkle a handful of grated cheese on one half of the tortilla. Spread a layer of sautéed

This is the first time I've taken time to blog in quite a long time. Forgive me if this one is super boring. It's day something of being stuck at home. It's been like 20 or more and I'm not sure if I feel annoyed, tired, lazy, or complacent. I've learned that nobody is coming over, so it doesn't really matter if dishes are done. I don't really have to do my hair or makeup and I am eating whatever. That last part has my son who has autism telling me that I'm getting chubby. Thanks, kid! If you would have told me when I started this blog ages ago that I would be witnessing a historical pandemic, I probably would have laughed. I also probably would not have pictured a pandemic quite like this. Who knew we'd be sitting at home like a bunch of potatoes scrolling through Tik Tok (admit it, you are!) and not even caring about the summer body because, meh. How about homeschooling?! Are any of you having success? We are STILL adapting. There are da

My son will be old enough to begin kindergarten this year- which is awesome! I just do not know if we are ready. I've been tossing around my options since spring. I have a son who has a speech delay and it has put him behind in a lot of ways for kindergarten. The school says he will be ok and will have help to succeed. Admittedly, I'm a little hesitant. I want him to feel like he's on the same page as the other kids around him. I worry that he may be ridiculed for being a bit different, even though he is a very bright boy. All of his progress makes me proud and he's been making his IEP goals over the summer. He is smart and I know it. Then I look at where he should be as a Kindergartner...and I begin to see just how far we have to go. He is a December baby, so he is starting at age 5. I just keep asking myself "should we be doing one more year of preschool instead?" I want to set him up to do well and I worry about him playing catch up in the future if he st

**Disclaimer- The Spellbinders brand provided me with a sample of Spellbinders Celebra'tions Collection in exchange for a product reveiew. However, all the opinions expressed here are my own. ** Here are some of my "crafty" skills at work. Spellbinders Celebra'tions made it easy and I'm really proud of how these projects turned out. The directions were simple to follow and as you can see the projects look great. I love doing things like this but usually the result isn't so pretty. If I can do this, i'm sure that anybody can.  Like what you see?? Check out the entire Spellbinders Celebra'tions collection here . This collection was created by Richard Garay who really hit the mark when he was trying to make sure that crafters could get great results.  Now you can try a sampling of Spellbinders Celebra'tions for yourself.  You will win the 15 piece many words set of polymer stamps (sample below)  (lame shadow, sor