First Day on the Job

as a stay-at-home-mom!   For me, it was a tough decision to leave my job that I studied so long for (4 years of college + 3 years of law school), and worked so long at (2 years clerking and 6 years working), and actually LIKED.  The people I worked with are great and I’m gonna miss them, but for now, this little guy has tugged me away and I know in my heart that it is the best decision for our family right now.  I’m so looking forward to being home with him and enjoying our time together and making a home for our family.  Pre-Move, spices, closet 003 He’s discovering new things each day (like his toes!) and is a bundle of energy.  He even rolled over today for the first time!  I would love to hear how you moms manage your families and household.  I know that there is no “perfect” way, nor should that be the goal, and I am really working toward just being content in the moment.  My son has slowed me WAY down and I am getting better at just “being” with him.  There is so much love and joy that it just cannot be contained.  Of course, my personality leans toward wanting to get things accomplished and I have so many things I’d like to do with the new house and personal goals to achieve.  But for now, my main focus is my son and being the best mom I can be.  Baby in new house (mid June 2010) 005

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Meet Megan

Hi! I’m Megan, mom to a thoughtful teenager and spunky young girl. We call Houston home and recently moved into our dream home. I traded my lawyer hat to become a full-time blogger in 2010. I love sharing my passion for affordable fashion, home decor, organization, & fitness to help inspire you to take care of you!

4 Comments

  1. That's so great you are home now. He is just so stinkin adorable! I just plan everything around Emma's schedule. It's Emma's world now, not mine. 🙂 You're a great mommy!

  2. You made a great choice. I know staying at home with your children is not the right choice for everyone but it is one that I have never regretted. As my children got older they were very happy that I was home with them as well and said so when I was the mom that was alway able to be there when other moms were not.
    My children are both technically adults (19 and 21) and so I have the luxury of being able to look back at our decision and see that it was the right one.
    I had a poem taped to my frig that basically said that in 10 years no one will remember what car you drove or how clean your house was but your kids will remember the time you spent with them.
    Enjoy this time with your little guy he is adorable.
    Traci

  3. So I just commented about how great your kitchen is and how I live in Houston too. . . and now I find out that you're a lawyer too. No wonder I liked your blog so much!! 🙂 (not to be stalker-ish or anything!)

    And, I am a little late, but congrats on the exciting job change!

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