by Bridget May | Sep 13, 2022 | From Where I Sit, Perspective & Opinion
I have noticed over the years, that a big part of being a parent is that you gotta walk the walk if you are talking the talk, because, let’s face it, kids can spot a phony a mile away, this includes you, their beloved parent and they will call you out on it too. I’ve...
by Bridget May | Sep 7, 2022 | From Where I Sit, Perspective & Opinion
I’ve always done things in my own time. Some could say late, I have been aware of societal norms about time and the seemingly correct ages to do or achieve something. There are even parental bragging rights if your child is perceived as “advanced” furhter...
by Bridget May | Aug 19, 2022 | From Where I Sit, Perspective & Opinion
Trigger Warning – if you are easily offended by profanity, do us both a favor and keep scrolling. Since the indignation about the results of 2020’s election, I’ve seen a rise in popularity of cheaply made flags flown from peoples boats, homes, and front gates...
by Bridget May | Aug 12, 2022 | From Where I Sit
Why is it so hard to make and retain friends as an adult female? Of all the problems I have experienced in life, making and keeping friends was never one of them. I still have friends from all previous phases of my life, so I’m grateful for that, but we are so...
by Bridget May | Aug 9, 2022 | From Where I Sit, Perspective & Opinion
I’ve lived for a while now, and I can’t help but notice that so many women approach other women from one of two viewpoints: they are either a sister or a threat. Sometimes sisters are treated like threats, but overall if another woman thinks you are a sister,...
by Bridget May | Aug 2, 2022 | From Where I Sit, Perspective & Opinion
When I was in high school, I had a social studies teacher named Mr. Luke. He was honest about everything and pulled no punches, straight talking and slightly cynical, and I loved him. At the time, he was the most authentic adult I knew. He used to drop truth bombs on...
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