Well since I've started my blog my life has changed right before my eyes, I am the mother of a beautiful little girl. Aubrey, she will be 2 in April. I'll be 24 in a little less than a week and I'm feeling bitter sweet about it. I was just 18 last week. To be 18 again,  I wish. I'm a normal person, or so I'd like to think. Life is beautiful. In the last year I've lost two family members very dear to be but gained two back due to them giving up drugs.

I'm going to start off with the topic of motherhood. What a roller coaster! Being a mom takes patience and understanding. Lots of love, hugs and kisses. The love I have for my daughter is undeniably the most wonderful feeling I have ever felt. When you have children it is a 24/7 job. As I'm writing this I have my princess playing in the bath tub while I'm sitting in the bathroom with her of course while she plays. I miss having to bathe her in an infant bathtub. Listening to her talking in her cute little voice, as she splashes away... she really is too funny.

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