Stayathomemom Stories

Deep in the Pocono Mountains, sits an abandoned house in a suburban neighborhood. What's inside will change one mother's life forever.

This story is just my experience of being a mother. The struggles and the pain that we face on a day-to-day basis. All the events in this story are true.

Naruto decides that he too will leave the village with Sasuke.Why? civil council and Danzo of course

The madman tells it best

'Living on the Move' shares the journey of a family on the move. Nandini and Neel live in different countries and explore the nuances this world has to offer. Nandini's experiences make her realise, the more she moves away from her land and people, the more she gets closer to them and herself. Fifteen years, three different countries and her homeland have not only helped her evolve over time, but also encouraged her to be her better self and most importantly taught her to value people and relationships. Her faith in Divine grows stronger. The book talks about the days before, during and after their relocations. Also about experiences, feelings and relationships. Neel's never give up attitude, chill personality and Nandini's support and positivity has led them to this life of exploration. Nandini is a homemaker and a stay at home mom who feels blessed to be able to stay home for years and look after her child. But there comes a stage in her life when she wants to work, discover her talents and potential. With time, faith and patience, her long time efforts eventually pay off. Yet she stays the same version of herself, a homemaker and a mom.

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Coco Easton is a 48 year old married mother of two living comfortably in a Rhode Island suburb until a drunken New Year's Eve proclamation pushes her to find a job she didn't know she needed. After several demoralizing rejections, the stay-at-home mom rushes to get volunteer work to save face before her next book club. Circumstances lead her to The Mission of Hope where she encounters a handful of colorful characters including: Ernie, the father figure of the organization who is a former cop with a tragic past; Bull, the intimidating truck driver; Daisy, a teenage thief bearing a secret family burden, and an enormous stray dog trying to slip into the ragtag family himself. Day after day, as Coco tries to find her footing with this new group, she struggles to balance the dichotomy of her privileged home life with the hard realities faced by the Mission's clients who are struggling against circumstances as varied as the used furniture and bedding they leave with. This, along with the lives of the other Mission volunteers, fuels a story full of humor, unraveling secrets, and silver linings.

Parenting from a stay at home moms view

A bipolar moms story of how she was able to grasp onto the strings of sanity while she had a troubled past haunting her

Inner Thoughts

They told me being a stay-at-home mom was a blessing. They forgot to mention the laundry mountain, the cold coffee, and the fact that my kids can't survive three minutes without yelling my name. Welcome to the real side of motherhood - the messy hair, the milk stains, the blowouts, and the moments you hide in the bathroom just to breathe. Mommy, Mommy, Mommy! is a brutally honest, laugh-out-loud, and sometimes tear-filled look into the daily life of a mom who's "living the dream" and still wondering when the vacation part starts. From the chaos of mornings before coffee, to the never-ending battle with laundry, to the guilt, love, exhaustion, and pure joy that somehow exist all at once - this book is for every mom who's ever thought, Is it just me? (Spoiler: it's not.) If you've ever reheated the same cup of coffee three times, eaten dinner standing at the counter, or fantasized about running away to a hotel just to sleep, this book will make you feel seen, understood, and a little less alone in the beautiful disaster we call motherhood.