M.O.M.s, moments of magic, define my life as boys’ mother
Friday: It was a rough one at the office.
The Sentinel is upgrading its newsroom computer system in a two-phase project. A lot of preparation work is being done in anticipation.
As a result, I spent Friday sorting through mounds of files and clearing my office of unnecessary paperwork. I’m trying to make room for another computer, which will be sandwiched between the two I already have on my desk.
Lunchtime had come and gone. By the time the clock neared 4 p.m., I?was hungry and ready for a much-needed break. The phone on my desk rang and, as luck would have it, my husband said he was in the back parking lot. He had circled by the paper with a treat — a combo meal from Subway (complete with white chocolate macadamia nut cookies, yum!) and my two sons in the back seat of the car.
The boys, now 5 and 9, were excited that their school week had come to an end.
Kudos go to Kid Connection
I had the privilege of spending the entire weekend last week playing with my children — a treat for a busy working mom. A significant part of the weekend’s festivities included a visit to Kid Connection on Saturday, and it was fabulous.
» Full StoryWe have to open our eyes, our hearts to see heroes among us
I met a hero this week. He didn’t wear a cape or a spandex costume with the letter “s” emblazoned across his chest. No — his signs of heroism manifested themselves in more subtle ways.
» Full StoryGains from early reading can be seen in adult world of work
I had a flashback this week. It reminded me of one of my favorite authors as well as fun trips to the library with my mom.
The walk down memory lane was prompted by this week’s community life section.
A teen proves that it only takes 1 voice, 1 call to affect change
One voice: That is all it takes to make a difference.
Far from just being a cliche, the saying is true.


