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My name is Sharon, I'm a 30-somethin'. I love my hubby and kids, baking, animals etc. Trying to raise my 2 littles to be awesome human beings, being a good wifey, keeping it together, and trying to get into my dream career. Plus, I need sleep right? If I could have a super power, it would totally be to stop and start time whenever I could so I could get shit done in a flash.

My youngest is 20 months. For the last couple months, his fav daily thing to say is, "Mommy? Oh la la!" Whenever he discovers something new and exciting, or when he makes a mistake. It really is super cute. I thought this title sweet and fitting, since I get a lot of surprises and mistakes daily (in my case anyway). I'm just going to write on here because I feel like it (plus I need a place to drop my thoughts, and whatever ideas come my way!) 

Sharon
xoxo



   

  

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