Wait, someone wants to hear what I have to say?

I’m not even going to pretend to be cool and act like I wasn’t more than a little floored when the lovely Keesha of Mom’s New Stage said she wanted to interview me for a post today.  Her blog is one of the most refreshing places to land in this internet.  Her tagline, “Bringing a little me back to mommy” is a pursuit to which so many of us can relate.

I love all that is implied by the name of her blog too.  Stealing her words again (because they are gorgeous and there is no way I could say this half as eloquently), Keesha says in her bio:

“I once was a dancer. Now I’m a dance teacher with two beautiful kids who have rechoreographed my life, and made every day an improvisation”.  

Even though I was never a dancer (I know you’re shocked right?  I just have that air of elegance and grace about me…), I understand that being a mom is a new stage for all of us.  And as our kids grow and chance, we are constantly launched on to new stages.

I so enjoy all the truths and reflections Keesha shares on her blog and I hope you stop over and visit for a while.  And oh, pop in and check in on my interview there as well.  As always, I’ve got loads of earth-shattering thoughts to share 😉

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Meredith

Meredith blogs at The Mom of the Year, where she dedicatedly earns her title one epic parenting fail at a time, offering quick, relatable laughs for fellow parents and all their empathizers. She has been part of several best-selling anthologies, featured on prominent sites such as Huffington Post, In the Powder Room and BlogHer, and loves her role as the Executive VP/Operations Manager of The BlogU Conference. When she's not breaking up fights over Legos and juice boxes, she remains fully committed to sharing a less serious look at the world of parenting.

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