SCRAPPIN' ON THE RANCH

"With wisdom comes the desire for simplicity." I have learned so much over the last six years about myself as a mom. I almost ran out of my office to get home to my boys last night. I had to make a stop at the grocery store and pick up food as they said we had "nothing" and they requested Chinese food for supper too. I won't lie, when I don't have them for four days my fridge looks a bit sparse. I love to cook, but only when it is for them or for others. Cooking for one;

Mom. Entrepreneur. Educator "The only things you can take with you when you leave this world are things you've packed inside your heart." Entrepreneur and Educator are in no particular order, but no matter what I do in my lifetime I take the most pride in being Riley and Logan's mom. Mom - Mother's Day to me is/was just another day. I joked with both of them that they had to buy lunch on Mother's Day, asked them where my breakfast in bed was, and made silly comments all day,

"The goal for every business is this: put yourself in your customer's place." I do this daily, not always physically, but always mentally and emotionally as I think about Scrappin' on the Ranch. What happened this week on the ranch? Monday - the boys and I went down to the barn; I made a few beds and they cleaned the shower for me. Sometimes we multitask, they clean the shower while also getting their shower in for the night (hence the walk back up in their pj's - pictured