As Valentine’s day approaches I can’t help but think about my single days and how much I dreaded this holiday. I know so many people who discount it as a Hallmark holiday and don’t give it much credence whether they are married or not, but I remember feeling very perplexed about it during my single mom
I absolutely love interacting with those who follow Single Mom Chic on Instagram and Facebook . Here are a few question’s I’ve received about my single mom journey: What do you think makes you different from other single mom bloggers/writers when it comes to life advice? I wouldn’t say i’m necessarily different. I think we all share
I saw a funny Valentine’s Day meme, which listed several superheroes and their relationship statuses. All of them, of course, were single. The meme concluded “I’m single because I’m a superhero!” This resonated with me because I make reference to the Single Mom Superhero complex in my book. We all know that Superheroes are fictional
This past weekend I attended a baby shower for a very good friend. The host was her best friend. I had never met the BFF before, even though the shower honoree had been a very dear friend of mine for several years. I had heard about her but seeing the two of them together was
Okay, I know that was a bit of a tease, but what you’re thinking of isn’t the O I am talking about (at least not directly). The big O that I am talking about is a character in one of my favorite relationship books. Sadly, it is not one of the bestselling relationship books
