Jennifer is a stay at home mom to three kidlets in South Florida. She was a web and graphic designer, and continues to freelance in between managing a household and trying to save the world. She co-purchased Punky Moms in 2006 with two other awesome gals. Now she spends her time designing, fixing, kissing, and trying to stay sane. Of course, once she loses that battle, we’ll all go with her. She is married to fellow artist and tattooist, Rev Fish.
Took all three kiddoes to the dentist for a check up & cleaning today. Have I mentioned how much I hate. Hate. Pediatric Dental Center in Coral Springs? I have never been seen at my actual appointment time, or within an hour of my actual appointment time, never been treated with respect, never walked out …
the more they stay the same.
August 14, 2010 (3 weeks ago) – 10:16 am
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By Jennifer
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Posted in Education, Memories of the Random Sort, Mishpucha, Parenting
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Tagged 2010, August, Broward College, college, Dorian, Eshiva, life, Malachai, Michael, Sara, Stetson Uni
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or why my weekend wasn’t the fun-filled action-packed vacation I was hoping for.
August 14, 2010 (3 weeks ago) – 10:07 am
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By Jennifer
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Posted in General
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Tagged 2010, August, Disney, EPCOT, fast pass, guest assistance card, Malachai, medical pass, Orlando, Universal Studios Orlando, Vacation
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This was the year. Of course I thought about it. But I didn’t obsess about it all day. And the day before. And the day after. What is July 25?
August 1, 2010 – 4:02 pm
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By Jennifer
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Posted in All Things Natural, Memories of the Random Sort, Mishpucha
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Tagged 2003, 2006, 2010, August, Death, Erin, July, mom, September
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Have you all read this article yet? I bet you have. It’s had me in a snit all morning. I feed a family of eight (and that is not two adults and six kids – that is five over 18 and three under) for 100 – 150$ per person per month. I don’t do it …
I saw Nina Flowers bitches! She was fierce! Michael and I went down to Ft Laudy to see her. Dragged our old asses out at 11 and got home at like 1:30 LOL I was going to go in this
Isn’t that a book? Regardless… I know I talk a lot about death. The whole concept freaks me out as much as I am at home with it. I know it’s inevitable. I know as soon as we are born we are living on borrowed time. We don’t win this great race, not really. Our …
