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March Into Something New

That is such a lame title, but here's the thing: New Year's never phases me quite the way I think it should. Maybe if I started really thinking about how I could change on January first I wouldn't be here starting the second week of March just beginning to ponder something different.

But that's just water under the proverbial bridge. So it's March. Life goes on. For those of you who are regular readers, I'm giving you a head's up. Things are going to start looking different - and I want you to tell your friends! No more weeks on end between postings, and no more "inside my head" journaling exclusively. I'm going to try a new format and I am going to need some feedback.

Starting Monday, March 15, you'll be finding more daily goodies here at Mom In Progress. I'll be starting the day off with a very special "Mom Spot" that I pray will bring hope, encouragement, or laughter to your day. For a bit of local flavor, I will be sharing some wonderful Colorado "happenings." Expect to find tips for moms, families, outings... I'll try to keep it interesting. Then I'll close the day with a "C'est la vie" moment from my day. Life with kids is full of tears and giggles. Whether I've been throwing my hands up in a show of victory or defeat, you'll hear about it.

Yes, you counted right. That's three postings a day. Nothing fancy, but I do hope it will be more useful to you. So come back soon... I'll be keeping you posted (wink, wink)!

Comments

  1. Dan HallockMarch 9, 2010 at 6:16 PM

    Hey, I LIKE the title, Jenna! :) And even though I'm not a mom, I still like hearing the inside scoop! Love you.

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  2. AmberMarch 11, 2010 at 7:09 AM

    Good for you! I especially love the Colorado Happenings idea. Shoot those over to Mile High Mamas as well if you feel so inspired.

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