The usual ebb and flow of life has been more flow lately, and I haven’t had as much time to write – or ride – as I’d like. ThrottleGirl went through the 18 month sleep regression, a cruel trick of nature where a toddler that finally started sleeping through the night at 15 months stopped… Read More Life gets busy
There are a lot of changes that come along with becoming a parent. You lose yourself, and you find yourself again – only it’s a new version of you, and it takes a little getting used to. If you’re a mama, there are the obvious physical changes – especially if you breastfeed. I was extremely lucky… Read More I want to be someone my daughter is proud of
I’ve heard it said about parenting young children that the days are long but the years are short. I’ve found both of those things to be true. It is hard to believe that ThrottleGirl has been with us for more than a year now and that she has gone from a 4.5lb infant to a 20.5lb… Read More 15 Months and Counting…
Did you know you were training to be a parent on that last moto rally you attended? There are more similarities between riding and parenthood than you might realize. Here are 5 ways motorcycling prepares you for taking care of little ones. 1.Learning to Pack Functionally But Lightly Moto traveling is long on fun and… Read More 5 Ways Riding Prepares You for Parenthood
A year ago there was very little in my life to prevent me from spending my weekends riding. My immediate family lives far away, so no family events to attend. My largest circle of friends, including ThrottleDaddy, are the people I ride with, so we spend all our social time riding (and eating) together. I… Read More When mama wants to go for a ride, but other things are more important
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