Tonight my son asked his girlfriend to marry him. SHE SAID YES. He made my life easy and chose a woman I love to death. She’s my daughter.

My oldest moved to his girlfriend’s family home about 9 years ago. I suggested he leave his permanent address as my house (just in case). Three years ago, they broke up and he bought his first home. It seems like he just picked up his body 9 years ago and left. He thinks he took a lot of stuff. Friday night he came to visit and for the first real time, in 9 years, he looked through his stuff. 40 boxes/pairs of shoes are garbage - no not in a condition for good will. 6 bags of old bad shirts, again in no condition to donate. I’ll be filling up the garbage cans for weeks. It’s progress

Hey SuperMOMs! 👋 I’m Lucy — a single super mom of one whirlwind, and some days I feel like I deserve a medal just for surviving bedtime! 😅 A few months ago, between diaper changes and snack negotiations, I started selling children’s books on Amazon. It’s been amazing... not just extra income, but a boost to my confidence and respect from friends who thought I was just binge-watching cartoons all day. 😂 If this hectic single mom can make passive income from simple stories, it’s definitely possible. Just had to share my little win! 💛

@Jennylyn Hart hope you like it

Hi beautiful mamas! I’m so happy to have found a space like this where all kinds of mothers are welcome, supported, and celebrated. Motherhood can feel like the most powerful—and the most overwhelming—journey, often at the same time. One thing I’ve been reflecting on lately is how much we carry that no one else sees. The invisible work, the quiet emotional strength, the way we keep going even when we’re running on empty. I just want to say: if you’re here and showing up—however that looks for you—you’re doing amazing.