Today my first contribution to an online magazine went live and I'm pretty psyched about it. BonBon Break is a weekly online magazine for moms that features bloggers' work in seven categories, from front porch to backyard and everything in between.
My post is part of the Family Room section and it's a piece about that point in your life as a parent where you reflect on those times as a kid when you'd hang out in your room or the basement or your clubhouse to do your own thing away from your parents, only to eventually find yourself in the garage "studio" with your husband holding band practice.
And the kids have their noses pressed up against the french doors wanting to be a part of the action.
Click here to read it and all the other fantastic essays that are part of this week's issue.
The Hubby told me it figured that I'd want to be associated with anything that had to do with BonBons. He knows me well.
So grab a cup of coffee, kick off your shoes and meet me in the Family Room.
Congratulations and a good choice of posts as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks Meg!
DeleteOoooh, I'm gonna go check it out.
ReplyDeleteCool! How do you take your coffee?
DeleteCongratulations! I knew which one was yours as soon as I saw the picture =)
ReplyDeleteI would love to hang out at your clubhouse. You guys rock!
Thanks Elsie! We try to rock whenever we get a few minutes. LOL
DeleteOk Star Diva, don't get too famous now, god knows you don't want the paparazzi after you....congrats!
ReplyDeleteTell me about it. If those nude sunbathing photos from the South of France get out...oh wait...that wasn't me. Well it would just totally suck to be a famous Diva getting chased around by photographers for the gratification of my legions of gawking fans who are
DeleteLIT-rally throwing money at me...wait a minute...what was my point again?
Congrats on the feature!! I'll have to check out the site, sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks Renée! It's a beautiful site and a terrific showcase for writers.
DeleteCongrats on the writing feature. :) And living like a refugee :) If anyone would see my spare bedrooms at the moment they would think we were moving. :) Enjoyed reading!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I tell my kids not to live like a refugee in their bedrooms, but then I go and do it. ;)
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