This is fifth in the series “Women Living Their Dream Jobs”. Check out other inspiring stories here, here, here and here. The Giver’s Log has been such a helpful blog to me over the years. I first started visiting the blog in search for handmade teacher’s gifts… and AmberLee did not disappoint. Her blog is [...]
This is fourth in the series “Women Living Their Dream Jobs”. Check out other inspiring stories here, here, and here. Several years ago I stumbled across a blog called Tip Junkie that was chalk full of awesome ideas. Something inside of me sparked with a curiosity of wanting to know more. Since then I’ve not [...]
This is the third in the series “Women Living Their Dream Jobs”. To check out other inspiring stories click here and here. Heather, better known as Theta Mom, is sharing today about her dream job. She is inspiring to me and offers a huge support system for other women bloggers. Her blog is FULL of [...]
I’m so happy to have Jenny from Picky Palate sharing with us today about her dream job. Jenny’s blog is one of the first I started reading years ago, and in fact, have made several of her recipes! She’s an inspiring woman! After reading her story, click on her banner below to check out her [...]
Welcome Kara Layne! She is the first in the series and I’m thrilled to have her share about her dream job. Check out her blog http://karalayneblog.com Tell me about your job… I am a lifestyle photographer based in Phoenix, AZ. My focus is stylish imagery with a natural and organic feel. From a young [...]
*My comment section is messed up and not posting my replies to the commenter. I will do my best in getting back to each one of you… thank you for your comments!* For those of you visiting for the first time from Theta Mom’s place… Hello! I guess I can’t complain about not being in [...]
I found a great way to communicate with my kids while shopping for a birthday card at Hallmark a few weeks ago. Two of my three kids communicate very well & by that I mean they still tell me a lot about their day. But I’m slowly losing one of them to teen boy syndrome… [...]
