About Me
My name is Julie, and this is my personal blog where I discuss everything from “my time in jail” to motherhood to being PTA President to reality TV and anything else that crosses this mind of mine. Before becoming a stay-at-home-mom, I worked in corrections for seven years, counseling inmates. My days consisted of clanging metal bars, whiny inmates and endless nonsense excitement.
I have three special fellas in my life and they provide me with some great blog fodder. My husband, Steve (aka: McDaddy) is the most patient man on the planet. We married in 1998 and everyday I find a new reason to love him. Our oldest son, Stevie is seven years old and is a carbon copy of his daddy. Our youngest son, Alex is four years old and is much like his mama. We make our home on top of a hill in a tiny town in West Virginia.
I am first and foremost a child of the King. I strive to be like Jesus, but fail Him daily.
I Love: Jesus, TiVo, Dr. Pepper (preferably cold and from a can), my parents, The Saturn Sky, talking, reality TV, pedicures, blogging, scrapbooking, bling, our church, talking, fonts (yes, I said fonts), the Young and the Restless, Longaberger baskets, lists, my iPhone, talking, KLOVE, my big blue bloggy chair, a good massage, spaghetti, chocolate poptarts, eBay, American Idol, Google, handbags, the magic eraser and shoes.
I Don’t Like: Bugs, dust, arrogance, math, politics, commercials, being late, olives, chipped nail polish, clutter, temper tantrums, mopping, slow internet service or the hubby being away.
I Have: strong opinions, twin brothers, a truckload of quirks, perfect vision thanks to LASEK surgery, lost 25 pounds in 25 weeks, more than I deserve, awesome inlaws, a Christian home, over 100 Longaberger baskets, a minivan, a desire to learn sign language and more shoes than any one person needs.
This blog is a running record of my life and the bazillion things that roll around in my head on a daily basis. I do hope you’ll stop by often as I will be serving a daily dose of crazy in between playdates, domestic duties and the daily docket on my DVR.









