I Am Number One: Crazy Cady Sister Introductions
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11 Common Parenting Mistakes
The Crazy Cady Sisters have made it no secret that we’re writing a non-fiction book about being raised in a family with ten kids. During that time, we figure our parents acquired more than 40 years of parenting experience. Between the four of us sisters, we have accumulated 87 years of parenting. Gasp! You’d think … Continue reading
Grown up Jack-in-the-Box
This summer, we have two exchange students. One of them is Hinata from Japan. This is her first times being in the United States, and culture shock is real. Americans just don’t do things they way they do. I can think of a ton of different examples that are sometimes awkward, but the most frequent … Continue reading
Tasty & Frugal Recipes For on the Go: Chili and Cheese on Mashed Potatoes (a 2 pot meal)
I grew up in the rough and tumble world of Alaska, where camping to me meant pulling over to the side of the road and throwing up the tent in the flattest area possible. I was 15 before I discovered that people don’t usually camp in gravel pits like our family frequently did. If you … Continue reading
Twenty Things Before Bed
Each night as the day winds down and everyone becomes cranky and tired, Mom would make one more push to clean the house before bedtime. Everyone would gather together in the messiest room in the house, usually the living room or family room. Then we would all play a little game she liked to call … Continue reading
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Writer’s Retreat Seek and Find
Today the Crazy Cady Sisters converged on Ellensburg to have the first CCS Writer's Retreat. It has been so much fun to have the four of us together, face-to-face, reading, writing, editing, and laughing. My iPad has gone dead, Susan has plugged in, and our fingers have been flying across our keyboards. Not to mention … Continue reading
Some rules are made to be broken
I have a personal rule not to say, “I told you so.” I just don’t do it. But sometimes it’s a very difficult rule to keep. You see, I’ve been begging my husband for a piano for about 10 years now. There’s always been one excuse or another. No time, no room, who wants to … Continue reading
