Annie's the founder of Imperfectly Grateful, where she shares honest blog posts, helpful resources, neat printables, and beautiful phone backgrounds. She's a happy and blessed Catholic wife, SAHM, and homeschooler.
This isn’t my first post about mommy vloggers (and YouTube moms) and it won’t be my last. I thought becoming a homemaker, and later a stay-at-home mom, would reduce the amount of idiocies I’d encounter, but unfortunately, I still–and sometimes unwillingly–still have the fortune of coming across occasional WTF-ness courtesy of mommy vloggers. Thank God…
Growing up in a penthouse most of my life gave me a greater appreciation for things I’m sure most kids who grow up in detached homes perhaps take for granted: Walking “a few houses over” (rather than going a few flights of stairs down/up) to meet a friend A back door (I always thought it…
When I was little, we had a bunny. His name was (……………wait for it…………..) Bunny! Anyways, I loved Bunny. I taught him his name (I’ve also taught our dogs and cat their names b/c they think I’m the best teacher ever!) and even how to climb up our stairs (which was great at first but…
Until the Left stops acquiescing to a tiny portion of the population, we’ll continue experiencing division.
They might refer to us as the “ME” generation, but that doesn’t mean us Millennials (those of us born in the 80s through 1995) have to live up to that! See, I like following (i.e., try to follow) the Golden Rule, which mandates that we treat others the same way we’d like to be treated….
FYI: Semi-angry post ahead :). I was watching a Coronavirus-related video recently where an anesthesiologist who I normally like and whose (non-medical) videos are usually fun to watch seemed to get whiny about how her job suddenly feels too dangerous and how those who don’t work in the medical field shouldn’t buy equipment like those…