Author Archives: mamasick

In homage to my blog sisters who wrote posts about why Fall is their favorite time of the year, I write this post: 10 Reasons Why I Hate Fall: 1.  Every one loves the cooler temperatures of Autumn.  I hate … Continue reading →

Comedian Robert Schimmel died last month at the age of 60. Whether or not you agreed with his lifestyle (he left his first wife for his daughter’s friend, and married and divorced her), if you knew his work you couldn’t … Continue reading →

I was given tickets to see this show. When I first got seated last night and took a look around me under the Big Top of the Big Apple Circus, I have to admit I thought to myself “This circus … Continue reading →

This post was inspired by Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop. It was early summer of 2007 and Tyler was about nine months old.  Grant had been put on a new medication and just wasn’t feeling right.  He was seeing “flashes” and was … Continue reading →

I didn’t feel any better for the rest of my trip and wound up staying home on Sunday too.  Still feeling sick now too, but that’s not what Tuesdays With Tyler is all about!  And this post is all about … Continue reading →

After our flight being delayed for two hours we made it to Cleveland.  Tyler did very well coping with the delay and loved the flight.  Plus for our inconvenience the airline gave the whole plane Direct TV so Sponge Bob … Continue reading →

Okay, so we aren’t taking a sleigh, but we are going to grandma’s house…and grandpa’s! Tomorrow we are flying to Cleveland.  My in-laws, who treat me like a daughter, have not seen my son in so long!  I can’t wait … Continue reading →

This post was inspired by Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop. Tell us about a day you were sure you wouldn’t get through. When I saw this writing prompt something immediately came to mind, the worst day of my life. I didn’t … Continue reading →

I have been given a four pack of tickets to see Curious George Live, although I have not seen the show yet. Curious George was a favorite of mine as a child and I couldn’t wait to read the books … Continue reading →

As we wrap up Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week, 2010, I end with my part in this year’s project, which I wrote about here.  With the theme being “Each One Can Reach One”, the idea was to put sticky notes … Continue reading →