
Front row seat to what happens when a mom of 4 decides to go to law school
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Words I never thought I’d say as a 42 yr old single mom of 4
So that’s it! We are here! I am here! On the eve of going back to school.
The kids were ready for their first week of school, I was making it Day by Day!
This Week, Honestly…
It had been a long day. Normal back to back morning meetings met with an afternoon of last minute pivots and “we need this by end of day” requests. On any other day, this abnormal flow of events at work would have been yes, a lot, but man...
Unpacking what's left to do, what is complete and the little anxiety I felt realizing I will soon be a Law School student as a 42 yr old mom of 4 working full time
In this Beyond the Post video chat I talk through all the details I didn’t...
Welcome back to my Discovery series, where I am using the next 2 months to get my house and mind ready to be a 42 yr old part time law student as a divorced mom of 4 with a full time job.
Wow where has the time gone. I must...
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Documenting my journey as a full time working divorced mom of 4 balancing kids, a home and part time law school.
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