Annie's the founder of Imperfectly Grateful, where she shares honest blog posts, helpful resources, neat printables, and beautiful Catholic phone backgrounds. She also runs a separate website to chronicle her homeschooling journey, and help/learn from other bilingual families. She's her husband's girlfriend and their kids' full-time mom.
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Let Your Posts Be WHATEVER Length You Want Them To Be
Some blog superstars out there have been advising bloggers to write shorter posts for quite some time now and I can’t begin to tell you how LIVID (OK, just a tad angry) that makes me. Dam* right, it doesn’t. But first, let me clarify: By “superstars,” I mean those bloggers who have crazy amounts of…

Being Pregnant During A Global Pandemic, Part 1
To those of you who follow this blog regularly, it’s no surprise that we’re expecting our first child. (If you didn’t know, well now you do :)!) I mentioned it briefly before, but never made a fancy announcement post for it because I’m not into that. Once our baby’s born, I doubt there’ll be one…
Life is Just Wonderful
It’s Thanksgiving Day Eve, everyone, and I wanted to remind you of the following simple yet meaningful message: Image via: Moi… But the quote I got from one of my Psych books. As, always, thank you for stopping by! If this is your first time, you’re welcome to stay awhile; I’d love it! Lastly, From Our Family to Yours: …
"Excuse Me?"
Mmm not always… A couple weeks ago my dad and I were grocery shopping at our local Costco. Then, as we were waiting for our order of Chicken Bakes (yummy!) to be ready, a fellow Hispanic who we had never met approaches us and asks, Están esperando una pizza también?My dad then replied, “Excuse Me?”…

How Feminism Hurts Men
This isn’t the first time I’ve written about feminism, and it won’t be the last. (Case in point: Expect to see posts on how feminism hurts kids and women in the next coming weeks.) What is commonly referred to as “feminism” has become a way to make women think they can have it ALL–but only…
Colombians Celebrate MANY Things (Happy [Belated] Women’s Day!)
In Colombia, almost every other weekend is a “puente” (i.e., bridge weekend, i.e., three-day weekend), where people have that Monday off. I may be exaggerating, sure, but it honestly felt that way when I was growing up. These puentes serve to commemorate special occasions I’ve never really known about. (In case you care, here’s a…